✈✈ Aviation ✈✈

[kmc madushan]

tawa 1y tiyenne 4R-ADF
ekath yanawa next month weddi
eeta passe no more A340s

 

[rashee_irosh]

attatama dukai wage ban
mona unath A340 ekaka hena look ekak tiyanawa with 4 engines
take-off karaddi ehema harima lassanai

 

[isurunalaka]

73 SriLankan Airlines
74 Ethiopian Airlines

 

[rashee_irosh]

British Airways Dreamliner එකත් එක්ක එන අලුත් ෆස්ට් ක්ලාස් කැබින් එක.
ඇඩෙනවා නේද?

This is what £2,500 buys you on British Airways' new Dreamliner: Carrier unveils swanky designs of its latest first-class cabin
The planes will debut at the end of September with flights to Delhi, followed by Abu Dhabi and Muscat in November
With just eight seats, the carrier's new first class cabins aim to offer the ultimate luxury for its wealthy customers
Guests can charge their phone from their seats and enjoy split-screen entertainment on a 23inch TV

Using feedback from fliers, the company said the designs have been created to put 'comfort at the heart of the experience'.
What this means for passengers, the carrier said, are new cabin new storage areas, which include compartments for shoes, handbags, tablets, passports and a range of personal items, and even include a mirror fixed to the inside of locker doors for personal grooming.
Those flying with suits and jackets can stow these away in a 'personal suitor' which is said to be accessible for guests without them leaving their seat.


Travellers can control their in-flight entertainment with a new handset that British Airways claims operates like a smartphone.
During flight, the handset can be docked so that customers are also able to watch one item, such as the moving map, on the handset and another, such as a film, on the 23inch fixed screen. This also means travellers will be able to enjoy gate-to-gate entertainment, without having to stow their television for take-off and landing
The smart 'jog-dial', that previously controlled the seat's recline, now manages five additional functions, BA said, including the headrest and lumbar inflate and a 'global' lighting control to set both ambient and reading lighting.

And customers who need to charge any devices can do so in a discreet stowage area next to their armrest.
The carrier pointed out that some features on the new Dreamliner 787-9 will benefit everyone.
The lighting in every cabin, for instance, can be set to reflect the time of day, helping to lull travellers to sleep at night and to wake up in the morning.
And the effects of jet-lag, it's claimed, will be lessened by the planes' larger windows.
The chances of arriving feeling fresher are also increased by the cabins having lower pressurisation. They have an internal altitude of 6,000ft - 2,000ft lower than on other commerical aircraft - which means they're not as dry.
Announced today, the 787-9 Dreamliner, which is 20ft longer than its 787-8 predecessor, will allow fliers to visit Abu Dhabi and Muscat from November 5.

The news of the new routes comes after the company revealed last month that the plane's sky debut would start with flights to Delhi from October 25.
From December flights will be offered to Kuala Lumpur, with Austin in Texas launching in February, and San Jose, California, in May.
A total of 42 787s are to join British Airways, with the first 787-9 aircraft arriving at the end of September.
First-class seats are on sale from £2,546 to Abu Dhabi and £2,878 to Muscat.
​

 

[kmc madushan]

British Airways Dreamliner එකත් එක්ක එන අලුත් ෆස්ට් ක්ලාස් කැබින් එක.
ඇඩෙනවා නේද?

This is what £2,500 buys you on British Airways' new Dreamliner: Carrier unveils swanky designs of its latest first-class cabin
The planes will debut at the end of September with flights to Delhi, followed by Abu Dhabi and Muscat in November
With just eight seats, the carrier's new first class cabins aim to offer the ultimate luxury for its wealthy customers
Guests can charge their phone from their seats and enjoy split-screen entertainment on a 23inch TV

Using feedback from fliers, the company said the designs have been created to put 'comfort at the heart of the experience'.
What this means for passengers, the carrier said, are new cabin new storage areas, which include compartments for shoes, handbags, tablets, passports and a range of personal items, and even include a mirror fixed to the inside of locker doors for personal grooming.
Those flying with suits and jackets can stow these away in a 'personal suitor' which is said to be accessible for guests without them leaving their seat.


Travellers can control their in-flight entertainment with a new handset that British Airways claims operates like a smartphone.
During flight, the handset can be docked so that customers are also able to watch one item, such as the moving map, on the handset and another, such as a film, on the 23inch fixed screen. This also means travellers will be able to enjoy gate-to-gate entertainment, without having to stow their television for take-off and landing
The smart 'jog-dial', that previously controlled the seat's recline, now manages five additional functions, BA said, including the headrest and lumbar inflate and a 'global' lighting control to set both ambient and reading lighting.

And customers who need to charge any devices can do so in a discreet stowage area next to their armrest.
The carrier pointed out that some features on the new Dreamliner 787-9 will benefit everyone.
The lighting in every cabin, for instance, can be set to reflect the time of day, helping to lull travellers to sleep at night and to wake up in the morning.
And the effects of jet-lag, it's claimed, will be lessened by the planes' larger windows.
The chances of arriving feeling fresher are also increased by the cabins having lower pressurisation. They have an internal altitude of 6,000ft - 2,000ft lower than on other commerical aircraft - which means they're not as dry.
Announced today, the 787-9 Dreamliner, which is 20ft longer than its 787-8 predecessor, will allow fliers to visit Abu Dhabi and Muscat from November 5.

The news of the new routes comes after the company revealed last month that the plane's sky debut would start with flights to Delhi from October 25.
From December flights will be offered to Kuala Lumpur, with Austin in Texas launching in February, and San Jose, California, in May.
A total of 42 787s are to join British Airways, with the first 787-9 aircraft arriving at the end of September.
First-class seats are on sale from £2,546 to Abu Dhabi and £2,878 to Muscat.
​

ammo pissu hadenawa

 

[kmc madushan]

video kallakuth hamba una

 

[fakerandi]

ammo pissu hadenawa

mama nam dan oya wage 2.50 laaba dewal gana balanne na aiii ithn kelinma mewa thamai.. wadi gaanak wenwei 72+ million USD

 

[kmc madushan]

mama nam dan oya wage 2.50 laaba dewal gana balanne na aiii ithn kelinma mewa thamai.. wadi gaanak wenwei 72+ million USD

 

[Local Disk (c:)]

kmc boeing company eka depan lamayekta
api kiwwa airbus hodai kiyala

sirawata mokakda case eka bn

 

[Local Disk (c:)]

British Airways Dreamliner එකත් එක්ක එන අලුත් ෆස්ට් ක්ලාස් කැබින් එක.
ඇඩෙනවා නේද?

This is what £2,500 buys you on British Airways' new Dreamliner: Carrier unveils swanky designs of its latest first-class cabin
The planes will debut at the end of September with flights to Delhi, followed by Abu Dhabi and Muscat in November
With just eight seats, the carrier's new first class cabins aim to offer the ultimate luxury for its wealthy customers
Guests can charge their phone from their seats and enjoy split-screen entertainment on a 23inch TV

Using feedback from fliers, the company said the designs have been created to put 'comfort at the heart of the experience'.
What this means for passengers, the carrier said, are new cabin new storage areas, which include compartments for shoes, handbags, tablets, passports and a range of personal items, and even include a mirror fixed to the inside of locker doors for personal grooming.
Those flying with suits and jackets can stow these away in a 'personal suitor' which is said to be accessible for guests without them leaving their seat.


Travellers can control their in-flight entertainment with a new handset that British Airways claims operates like a smartphone.
During flight, the handset can be docked so that customers are also able to watch one item, such as the moving map, on the handset and another, such as a film, on the 23inch fixed screen. This also means travellers will be able to enjoy gate-to-gate entertainment, without having to stow their television for take-off and landing
The smart 'jog-dial', that previously controlled the seat's recline, now manages five additional functions, BA said, including the headrest and lumbar inflate and a 'global' lighting control to set both ambient and reading lighting.

And customers who need to charge any devices can do so in a discreet stowage area next to their armrest.
The carrier pointed out that some features on the new Dreamliner 787-9 will benefit everyone.
The lighting in every cabin, for instance, can be set to reflect the time of day, helping to lull travellers to sleep at night and to wake up in the morning.
And the effects of jet-lag, it's claimed, will be lessened by the planes' larger windows.
The chances of arriving feeling fresher are also increased by the cabins having lower pressurisation. They have an internal altitude of 6,000ft - 2,000ft lower than on other commerical aircraft - which means they're not as dry.
Announced today, the 787-9 Dreamliner, which is 20ft longer than its 787-8 predecessor, will allow fliers to visit Abu Dhabi and Muscat from November 5.

The news of the new routes comes after the company revealed last month that the plane's sky debut would start with flights to Delhi from October 25.
From December flights will be offered to Kuala Lumpur, with Austin in Texas launching in February, and San Jose, California, in May.
A total of 42 787s are to join British Airways, with the first 787-9 aircraft arriving at the end of September.
First-class seats are on sale from £2,546 to Abu Dhabi and £2,878 to Muscat.
​

 

[Local Disk (c:)]

අපේ 4R-ADA මේ දැන් අපිව දාලා යන්නම ගියා.

ayemath enne naa..340 one na
330 ekka inna puluwani sada

 

[kmc madushan]

kmc boeing company eka depan lamayekta
api kiwwa airbus hodai kiyala

sirawata mokakda case eka bn

eka eka ewa kiyanawa ban thama hariyata reason ekak kiyanne na

 

[Local Disk (c:)]

eka eka ewa kiyanawa ban thama hariyata reason ekak kiyanne na

takeoff karanna una nm iwarai

 

[kmc madushan]

මේ මිනිස්සුන්ට පිස්සු නේ aircraft එකෙන් බැස්ස නම් පන එපා කියල දුවන්න නේ තියන්නේ මේ වගේ අවසතාවකදී මුන්ට ගානක් වත් නැ ඔහේ යනවා සමහර උන් bag උස්සගෙන දගලනවා මේක blast උන නම් මුන් ඔක්කොම ඉවරයි​

 

[kmc madushan]

takeoff karanna una nm iwarai

ehanam sorry thama

 

[anju.r]

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සේරම ටික කියලා මුන් අන්තිමට මේකත් කොහොම හරි කියනවා නෙ?

ඔව් ඉතින් මුලින්ම කියන්නෙ ඔහොම තමා... බලමුකො මොකද කියන්නෙ කියල

 

[anju.r]

tawa 1y tiyenne 4R-ADF
ekath yanawa next month weddi
eeta passe no more A340s

බට් අපෙ ෆ්ලීට් එක යන්ග් වෙනව

 

[anju.r]

British Airways Dreamliner එකත් එක්ක එන අලුත් ෆස්ට් ක්ලාස් කැබින් එක.
ඇඩෙනවා නේද?

This is what £2,500 buys you on British Airways' new Dreamliner: Carrier unveils swanky designs of its latest first-class cabin
The planes will debut at the end of September with flights to Delhi, followed by Abu Dhabi and Muscat in November
With just eight seats, the carrier's new first class cabins aim to offer the ultimate luxury for its wealthy customers
Guests can charge their phone from their seats and enjoy split-screen entertainment on a 23inch TV






Using feedback from fliers, the company said the designs have been created to put 'comfort at the heart of the experience'.
What this means for passengers, the carrier said, are new cabin new storage areas, which include compartments for shoes, handbags, tablets, passports and a range of personal items, and even include a mirror fixed to the inside of locker doors for personal grooming.
Those flying with suits and jackets can stow these away in a 'personal suitor' which is said to be accessible for guests without them leaving their seat.


Travellers can control their in-flight entertainment with a new handset that British Airways claims operates like a smartphone.
During flight, the handset can be docked so that customers are also able to watch one item, such as the moving map, on the handset and another, such as a film, on the 23inch fixed screen. This also means travellers will be able to enjoy gate-to-gate entertainment, without having to stow their television for take-off and landing
The smart 'jog-dial', that previously controlled the seat's recline, now manages five additional functions, BA said, including the headrest and lumbar inflate and a 'global' lighting control to set both ambient and reading lighting.







And customers who need to charge any devices can do so in a discreet stowage area next to their armrest.
The carrier pointed out that some features on the new Dreamliner 787-9 will benefit everyone.
The lighting in every cabin, for instance, can be set to reflect the time of day, helping to lull travellers to sleep at night and to wake up in the morning.
And the effects of jet-lag, it's claimed, will be lessened by the planes' larger windows.
The chances of arriving feeling fresher are also increased by the cabins having lower pressurisation. They have an internal altitude of 6,000ft - 2,000ft lower than on other commerical aircraft - which means they're not as dry.
Announced today, the 787-9 Dreamliner, which is 20ft longer than its 787-8 predecessor, will allow fliers to visit Abu Dhabi and Muscat from November 5.




The news of the new routes comes after the company revealed last month that the plane's sky debut would start with flights to Delhi from October 25.
From December flights will be offered to Kuala Lumpur, with Austin in Texas launching in February, and San Jose, California, in May.
A total of 42 787s are to join British Airways, with the first 787-9 aircraft arriving at the end of September.
First-class seats are on sale from £2,546 to Abu Dhabi and £2,878 to Muscat.
​

මෙහාටත් සමර් ශෙඩුයුල් එකට ඩ්‍රීම් ලයිනර් එක ඔපරේට් කරන්න අයිඩියා එකක් තියනව කියල ඊයෙ මැනේජර් කාරය කිව්වා.

 

[kmc madushan]

මෙහාටත් සමර් ශෙඩුයුල් එකට ඩ්‍රීම් ලයිනර් එක ඔපරේට් කරන්න අයිඩියා එකක් තියනව කියල ඊයෙ මැනේජර් කාරය කිව්වා.

British Airways ??

 

[Magodis-Thuma]

kmc boeing company eka depan lamayekta