SriLankan Airlines has shut down its main office in London since last week and moved into a low cost location.
Airline officials stated that the carrier had adopted cost cutting measures as a result of which the new office space is located in a relatively low cost location which some in the tourism industry claim to be similar to an Internet café.
Currently SriLankan Airlines is operating about 10 frequencies weekly to London and the tourism industry believes that this kind of relocation at a crucial juncture when they have increased traffic did not hold well for Sri Lanka’s positioning in flying into an important market. (Sunimalee)
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