The Board of Airline Representatives (BAR) Sri Lanka has held its fourth Executive Board meeting at the SriLankan Airlines Boardroom in Colombo, bringing together senior representatives of major international airlines operating in Sri Lanka.
The meeting was chaired by BAR Sri Lanka Chairman Dimuthu Tennakoon, alongside Vice Chairman Sudesh Rupasinghe and other members of the executive committee.
Discussions focused on key operational challenges and regulatory developments affecting international airlines in Sri Lanka, with particular attention to improving ground handling procedures, addressing rising operational costs and enhancing airport infrastructure at the country’s key international gateways.
The executive committee also explored collaborative measures to streamline aviation operations and advocate for policies that support the sustainable development of Sri Lanka’s aviation industry.
The meeting underscored the importance of cooperation between airline representatives and relevant aviation stakeholders in addressing industry challenges, improving passenger experiences and strengthening Sri Lanka’s air connectivity.
BAR Sri Lanka reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the sustainable growth of the aviation sector and contributing to the country’s expanding tourism and trade industries.
