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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hrm" data-source="post: 19975769" data-attributes="member: 88125">ow api nodanna serious issues keepayakma thiyenewa.<a href="https://www.colombotelegraph.com/index.php/srilankan-airlines-smoke-filled-emergency-landing-into-bangkok-passengers-refuse-to-fly-back/" target="_blank">https://www.colombotelegraph.com/index.php/srilankan-airlines-smoke-filled-emergency-landing-into-bangkok-passengers-refuse-to-fly-back/</a>In a recorded video captured by a passenger Capt. Amerasinghe appears  to be more traumatized than the passengers himself. He is heard  announcing “there is nothing to worry about, so please use caution when  getting down from the ladder”.A passenger on the flight Dallas Kelaart speaking to Colombo  Telegraph from Bangkok asked “Which ladder was the captain asking us to  disembark from? ”“There was absolute chaos and the ground staff in Bangkok did not  have the situation under control. I in fact have refused to fly back on  the same aircraft. The ground staff is pushing us to somehow travel on  the same plane now saying there is no other choice as the flights from  Bangkok to Colombo are all full. This situation has brought bad  publicity to the airline, as most passengers taking pictures and  videoing the incident handled unprofessionally have already posted these  on social media” Kelaart said.Passenger Kelaart including another 15 passengers have categorically  refused to fly back on the same aircraft after it was cleared to  operate, stating the flight to be unsafe to travel.<a href="https://www.colombotelegraph.com/index.php/icao-questions-civil-aviation-and-srilankan-airlines-for-risking-passenger-lives/" target="_blank">https://www.colombotelegraph.com/index.php/icao-questions-civil-aviation-and-srilankan-airlines-for-risking-passenger-lives/</a>Documentary evidence seen by Colombo Telegraph indicates that Mihin  Lanka Flights MJ 707/8 operated on 20th June 2015, 25th August 2015,  29th August 2015, 1st September 2015 and 3rd September 2015, were all  illegally operated when the weather was below the minimum safety  permitted conditions for the flights to depart from Colombo. It is alleged that the sole purpose of this operation is to transport  a special consignment of perishable cargo containing pineapples to  Seychelles over the lives of passengers on board.“Captain Jayakody has shown a special interest in having these  pineapples transported. I am not sure if he has any personal gain in  this. This is something similar to when during the days of Air Lanka in  the late 80’s, his relatives the Jayakody’s of ‘Shirohana” fame –  brother in law of late President R. Premadasa – diverted the Colombo’s /  Tokyo flight to Fukuoka just to drop of their flowers”, a pilot  speaking to Colombo Telegraph said on the condition of anonymity, as he  is not permitted to speak to the media.</blockquote>

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