tawa 1y tiyenne 4R-ADF
ekath yanawa next month weddi
eeta passe no more A340s
4R-ADF eka dang CMB to JED yanawa.
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4R-ADF eka dang CMB to JED yanawa.
බලාගෙන යනකොට මත්තල වගේ තවත් එයාපෝට් තියනවා..
මේක බලන්නකෝ...
The first flight just landed at Spain's 'ghost airport' nearly five years after it opened
Castellón airport, known as Spain's "ghost airport", received its first commercial passenger flight on Tuesday morning, nearly five years after it opened.
A Ryanair flight from London Stansted landed minutes before its scheduled arrival time at 10.40am.
The airport has become an emblem of Spain’s reckless boom-era infrastructure spending, which left the country mired in debt. Building and maintaining the facility has already cost taxpayers €170 million (£125 million). An investigation by the European Commission is underway to decide whether subsidies paid to the company SNC-Lavalin running the airport constitute illegal state aid .
The fully booked flight, carrying 189 passengers, was the first of the Irish carrier's three weekly connections between the British capital and Castellón airport, close to Valencia.
Ryanair, which is the only company currently operating scheduled flights to the "ghost airport", will soon add a service from Bristol.
“It’s a historic day”, British passenger Raphael Dauchy told The Telegraph. Mr Dauchy, a 30-year-old consultant from London who regularly visits the Mediterranean town of Peñiscola, said the opening of the airport would be a “game-changer” for the region. “It will make a difference in giving Castellón province more international exposure, which it really needs as it is quite dependant on tourism. I thought it would never happen.”
The airport was inaugurated in March 2011 by two politicians from Spain’s ruling Popular Party, whose careers have since been curtailed by corruption cases.
Carlos Fabra, former Castellón provincial chief, is serving a four-year jail sentence for tax fraud, while ex-Valencia premier Francisco Camps resigned in 2011 to defend himself against accusations of accepting bribes.
A controversial €300,000 (£220,000) sculpture believed to depict Mr Fabra still stands at the entrance to the airport.
Aerocas, the company set up by the Valencia government to run the facility, spent €35 million (£26 million) on advertising to promote the unused building. The money was mostly spent on shirt sponsorship deals with local football clubs Villarreal and Castellón.
මේක බලන්නකෝ...
The first flight just landed at Spain's 'ghost airport' nearly five years after it opened
Castellón airport, known as Spain's "ghost airport", received its first commercial passenger flight on Tuesday morning, nearly five years after it opened.
A Ryanair flight from London Stansted landed minutes before its scheduled arrival time at 10.40am.
The airport has become an emblem of Spain’s reckless boom-era infrastructure spending, which left the country mired in debt. Building and maintaining the facility has already cost taxpayers €170 million (£125 million). An investigation by the European Commission is underway to decide whether subsidies paid to the company SNC-Lavalin running the airport constitute illegal state aid .
The fully booked flight, carrying 189 passengers, was the first of the Irish carrier's three weekly connections between the British capital and Castellón airport, close to Valencia.
Ryanair, which is the only company currently operating scheduled flights to the "ghost airport", will soon add a service from Bristol.
“It’s a historic day”, British passenger Raphael Dauchy told The Telegraph. Mr Dauchy, a 30-year-old consultant from London who regularly visits the Mediterranean town of Peñiscola, said the opening of the airport would be a “game-changer” for the region. “It will make a difference in giving Castellón province more international exposure, which it really needs as it is quite dependant on tourism. I thought it would never happen.”
The airport was inaugurated in March 2011 by two politicians from Spain’s ruling Popular Party, whose careers have since been curtailed by corruption cases.
Carlos Fabra, former Castellón provincial chief, is serving a four-year jail sentence for tax fraud, while ex-Valencia premier Francisco Camps resigned in 2011 to defend himself against accusations of accepting bribes.
A controversial €300,000 (£220,000) sculpture believed to depict Mr Fabra still stands at the entrance to the airport.
Aerocas, the company set up by the Valencia government to run the facility, spent €35 million (£26 million) on advertising to promote the unused building. The money was mostly spent on shirt sponsorship deals with local football clubs Villarreal and Castellón.
SriLankan flight diverted to Mattala
A SriLankan flight was diverted to the Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport (MRIA) today due to inclement weather in Colombo, Spokesman for the SriLankan Airlines said. “The SriLankan Airline flight UL 504 from London to Colombo with 244 passengers onboard was diverted to MRIA and landed safely at 13.54,”he said. The passengers had been served refreshments and the flight took off from MRIA at 16.30 hrs heading Bandaranaike International Airport. -
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A SriLankan flight was diverted to the Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport (MRIA) today due to inclement weather in Colombo, Spokesman for the SriLankan Airlines said. “The SriLankan Airline flight UL 504 from London to Colombo with 244 passengers onboard was diverted to MRIA and landed safely at 13.54,”he said. The passengers had been served refreshments and the flight took off from MRIA at 16.30 hrs heading Bandaranaike International Airport. -
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බලාගෙන යනකොට මත්තල වගේ තවත් එයාපෝට් තියනවා..
මේක බලන්නකෝ...
The first flight just landed at Spain's 'ghost airport' nearly five years after it opened
Castellón airport, known as Spain's "ghost airport", received its first commercial passenger flight on Tuesday morning, nearly five years after it opened.
A Ryanair flight from London Stansted landed minutes before its scheduled arrival time at 10.40am.
The airport has become an emblem of Spain’s reckless boom-era infrastructure spending, which left the country mired in debt. Building and maintaining the facility has already cost taxpayers €170 million (£125 million). An investigation by the European Commission is underway to decide whether subsidies paid to the company SNC-Lavalin running the airport constitute illegal state aid .
The fully booked flight, carrying 189 passengers, was the first of the Irish carrier's three weekly connections between the British capital and Castellón airport, close to Valencia.
Ryanair, which is the only company currently operating scheduled flights to the "ghost airport", will soon add a service from Bristol.
“It’s a historic day”, British passenger Raphael Dauchy told The Telegraph. Mr Dauchy, a 30-year-old consultant from London who regularly visits the Mediterranean town of Peñiscola, said the opening of the airport would be a “game-changer” for the region. “It will make a difference in giving Castellón province more international exposure, which it really needs as it is quite dependant on tourism. I thought it would never happen.”
The airport was inaugurated in March 2011 by two politicians from Spain’s ruling Popular Party, whose careers have since been curtailed by corruption cases.
Carlos Fabra, former Castellón provincial chief, is serving a four-year jail sentence for tax fraud, while ex-Valencia premier Francisco Camps resigned in 2011 to defend himself against accusations of accepting bribes.
A controversial €300,000 (£220,000) sculpture believed to depict Mr Fabra still stands at the entrance to the airport.
Aerocas, the company set up by the Valencia government to run the facility, spent €35 million (£26 million) on advertising to promote the unused building. The money was mostly spent on shirt sponsorship deals with local football clubs Villarreal and Castellón.
http://www.flightradar24.com/data/airplanes/4r-aln/#76ef711
meka CMB land karanna gihin neda aye HRI yanne
karumeta me wage dawas walatamai ATC feed ekath down wenne
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http://www.flightradar24.com/data/airplanes/4r-aln/#76ef711
meka CMB land karanna gihin neda aye HRI yanne
karumeta me wage dawas walatamai ATC feed ekath down wenne
CMB feed eka goda dawasakin mehama diga kaalayak down une
3days neda mchn down wela..
http://www.flightradar24.com/data/airplanes/4r-aln/#76ef711
meka CMB land karanna gihin neda aye HRI yanne
karumeta me wage dawas walatamai ATC feed ekath down wenne
mokada wenne me tike?
4R-ADF eka yawanna sarasenawa
so busy ban tikak.. arawa mokuth tama awe na kiwa
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