Israel’s Arkia to resume Sri Lanka service on 23 September
AeroRoutes: Arkia Israeli Airlines Ltd. (Arkia) recently announced its plans to resume its Tel-Aviv–Colombo service on 23 September, which was last served until May 2024.
The airline announced that the route will continue a weekly flight for the remainder of the summer season and will be operated by a Gullivair Airbus A330-200 aircraft.
OSL take:
The ongoing economic expansion and the growth in Sri Lanka’s trade and tourism sectors is evident by the increase in the number of flights operated by international airlines to the country. There has been a steady growth in foreign travelers to the country for trade and tourism purposes thereby resulting in the expansion of airport and aviation as well as tourism industries in Sri Lanka. This expansion has in turn resulted in the creation of many business/investment opportunities. These opportunities range from direct and indirect ones that also include the development of infrastructure and supplementary infrastructure facilities required to meet the increasing demand. As the country evolves to become a regional hub, these business/investment opportunities in Sri Lanka’s airport and aviation as well as tourism industries and related sectors. Given all these factors, foreign businesses/investors could confidently explore the business/investment opportunities in Sri Lanka’s steadily growing airport and aviation as well as tourism industries and related sectors.
| Article Code : | VBS/AT/20250815/Z_2 |