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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lkdood" data-source="post: 6927366" data-attributes="member: 92282">Allegations that Oman Air is attempting to sabotage the business of  SriLankan Airlines have been described as “baseless” by the Middle  Eastern carrier. The accusations were fuelled by delays in the launch of Oman Air’s  route between Muscat and Colombo, which apparently led to Oman Civil  Aviation Authority threatening to cancel its bi-lateral agreement with  Sri Lanka – therefore restricting SriLankan Airlines’ ability to fly  over Omani airspace. Oman Air’s CEO Peter Hill attributed the delays to a misunderstanding  that had since been resolved by the government of Sri Lanka, with the  airline’s Muscat-Colombo flights now in operation. "At the time we requested landing rights in Sri Lanka, the national  airline was already enjoying rights in Muscat. There was a  misunderstanding and that was rectified and now we are back in Sri  Lanka. The stories in the media were baseless and all allegations of  sabotage are untrue,” he stated at a press conference last week. “The bi-lateral agreement was on a government to government level.  When Sri Lanka refused to grant us the necessary routes, the state of  Oman reacted. Besides, SriLankan does our ground handling, catering and  we have a bilateral agreement to uplift each other’s air tickets,” he  added.<a href="http://www.arabiansupplychain.com/article-3798-oman-air-rejects-srilankan-airlines-sabotage-claim/" target="_blank">arabiansupplychain</a></blockquote>

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