✈✈ Aviation ✈✈

[gera1]

We need some smart investments like this in LK.

When you consider it took USD 10 million to setup and MRIA was built for 20 times or more than that amount.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Hl6tyn17_0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YILtyIkeANg

 

[gera1]

Bangkok Airport series

Episode 1

Episode 2

Episode 3

Episode 4

Episode 5

Episode 6

 

[kmc madushan]

New EK merchandise with Boeing

Att KMC ubawa mathak wela thama me pic tika gaththe

Patta macho TFS

 

[kmc madushan]

onna kalekata passe comment ekak damma lol

eth hamadama visit awilla updates check karala yanawa

Ela ela machan

 

[kmc madushan]

If it's not Boeing ,I am not going

 

[Local Disk (c:)]

If it's not Boeing ,I am not going

Onna ithin...

 

[Local Disk (c:)]

New EK merchandise with Boeing

Att KMC ubawa mathak wela thama me pic tika gaththe

Airbus nadda

 

[kmc madushan]

Onna ithin...

Waradi deyak wath kiva da ? Mama Ara 3 rd pic badge eka thibba eka kive

 

[kmc madushan]

N

Airbus nadda

Na Lu bn eha Airbus wata wadiya thanak Na

 

[Local Disk (c:)]

N
Na Lu bn eha Airbus wata wadiya thanak Na

koheda thumpane da? ow ehenam boeing thama market

 

[senal7]

Emirates Hilarious A380 Advertisement paid to Jeniffer Aniston $20 Million for this

 

[fakerandi]

Emirates Hilarious A380 Advertisement paid to Jeniffer Aniston $20 Million for this

Global Ad campaign ekak ma karanawa machan. ekata thamai 20 Million. me ad ekata witahrak newei.

 

[kmc madushan]

emirates la A380neo enakan inne..

yap mun Boeing 777 set ekath replace karai aluth 777x 1000 ta

 

[kmc madushan]

koheda thumpane da? ow ehenam boeing thama market

 

[kmc madushan]

Emirates Hilarious A380 Advertisement paid to Jeniffer Aniston $20 Million for this

 

[Hashan dis]

American Airlines Pilot Dies During Flight from Phoenix to Boston


An American Airlines pilot died during a red-eye flight from Phoenix to Boston early Monday, the airline said.
"Unfortunately our pilot passed away. We are incredibly saddened by this event and we are focused on caring for our pilot's family and colleagues," an airline spokesperson said.
The flight, which carried 147 passengers and five crew members, was diverted to Syracuse, New York. The airline said the co-pilot landed the jet safely at 7 a.m. ET Monday.
"We landed and had no idea what was going on," said passenger Louise Anderson. "Airport security was waiting for us. They let us know that they were going to get another crew to fly us to Boston."
It wasn't until the second flight with a new crew that passengers were told the pilot had passed away so "there was no time to panic when we were on the flight," Anderson said. She added that American Airlines "handled the situation really professionally."

the pilot died on our redeye back to Boston (leading to 4h in Syracuse). life is short. do what you love before it's too late.
— lulusaurus-rex (@lulakilla) ​

Anderson, who was flying home to Boston after competing in a race in California over the weekend, said she slept during most of the trip but remembers the pilot's voice filling the cabin at the start of the flight. "As he was announcing the weather for Boston he said it was going to be 79 or 80 degrees," she said. "He had to correct himself."
The pilot's name and age were not released. The airline did not specify a cause of death.
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[kmc madushan]

American Airlines Pilot Dies During Flight from Phoenix to Boston


An American Airlines pilot died during a red-eye flight from Phoenix to Boston early Monday, the airline said.
"Unfortunately our pilot passed away. We are incredibly saddened by this event and we are focused on caring for our pilot's family and colleagues," an airline spokesperson said.
The flight, which carried 147 passengers and five crew members, was diverted to Syracuse, New York. The airline said the co-pilot landed the jet safely at 7 a.m. ET Monday.
"We landed and had no idea what was going on," said passenger Louise Anderson. "Airport security was waiting for us. They let us know that they were going to get another crew to fly us to Boston."
It wasn't until the second flight with a new crew that passengers were told the pilot had passed away so "there was no time to panic when we were on the flight," Anderson said. She added that American Airlines "handled the situation really professionally."

the pilot died on our redeye back to Boston (leading to 4h in Syracuse). life is short. do what you love before it's too late.
— lulusaurus-rex (@lulakilla) ​

Anderson, who was flying home to Boston after competing in a race in California over the weekend, said she slept during most of the trip but remembers the pilot's voice filling the cabin at the start of the flight. "As he was announcing the weather for Boston he said it was going to be 79 or 80 degrees," she said. "He had to correct himself."
The pilot's name and age were not released. The airline did not specify a cause of death.
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[Hashan dis]

 

[Magodis-Thuma]

American Airlines Pilot Dies During Flight from Phoenix to Boston


An American Airlines pilot died during a red-eye flight from Phoenix to Boston early Monday, the airline said.
"Unfortunately our pilot passed away. We are incredibly saddened by this event and we are focused on caring for our pilot's family and colleagues," an airline spokesperson said.
The flight, which carried 147 passengers and five crew members, was diverted to Syracuse, New York. The airline said the co-pilot landed the jet safely at 7 a.m. ET Monday.
"We landed and had no idea what was going on," said passenger Louise Anderson. "Airport security was waiting for us. They let us know that they were going to get another crew to fly us to Boston."
It wasn't until the second flight with a new crew that passengers were told the pilot had passed away so "there was no time to panic when we were on the flight," Anderson said. She added that American Airlines "handled the situation really professionally."

the pilot died on our redeye back to Boston (leading to 4h in Syracuse). life is short. do what you love before it's too late.
— lulusaurus-rex (@lulakilla) ​

Anderson, who was flying home to Boston after competing in a race in California over the weekend, said she slept during most of the trip but remembers the pilot's voice filling the cabin at the start of the flight. "As he was announcing the weather for Boston he said it was going to be 79 or 80 degrees," she said. "He had to correct himself."
The pilot's name and age were not released. The airline did not specify a cause of death.
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