SriLankan Air Taxi was the domestic branch of SriLankan Airlines. The airline flew to destinations across Sri Lanka and had its hub at the waterdrome at Peliyagoda, on the Kelani River. Their De Havilland Canada Twin Otter aircraft were leased from Kenn Borek Air at a high price due to high demand for the aircraft worldwide, and in the 28 months of its existence the enterprise had not made a profit. Additionally, their scheduled flights were not timed to coincide with international arrival and departure flights. SriLankan Airlines engaged Cinnamon Air to provide these domestic services after shutting down SriLankan Air Taxi.
Destinations Sri Lankan AirTaxi served the following destinations:UL air taxi routesUL Taxi sxheduleUL Taxi routes check-in
HubFuture SeasonalTerminated route City CountryIATAICAO AirportRefsAmparaSri LankaAFK-Kondavattavana Tank Arugam BaySri LankaAYY-Arugam Bay LagoonBatticaloaSri LankaBTC-Lady Manning DriveBentotaSri LankaBJT-Bentota RiverCastlereaghSri LankaNUF-Castlereigh Reservoir Colombo-DandugamaSri LankaDGM-Dandugama Water AerodromeColombo-PeliyagodaSri LankaKEZ-Kelani River-Peliyagoda WaterdromeDambullaSri LankaDBU-Ibbankatuwa TankDikwellaSri LankaDIW-Mawella LagoonHambantotaSri LankaHBT-Bandagiriya TankIranamaduSri LankaIRU-Iranamadu Waterdrome JaffnaSri Lanka--Jaffna Waterdrome KalpitiyaSri Lanka--Kalpitiya Waterdrome Kandy-PolgollaSri LankaKDZ-Polgolla ReservoirKandy-VictoriaSri LankaKDW-Victoria ReservoirKoggalaSri LankaKCT-Koggala LagoonNuwara EliyaSri LankaNUA-Lake GregoryPasikudahSri LankaPQD-Naval substationTissamaharamaSri LankaTTW-Tissa TankTrincomaleeSri LankaTHW-Trincomalee Harbour
Fleet
SriLankan AirTaxi operated two aircraft that were capable of landing on water. Capacity was 15 passengers in each aircraft.
+SriLankan AirTaxi fleetAircraftTotalOrdersPassengers(Economy)NotesDHC-6-1002015Waterdrome operationsTotal20
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