Polish charter airline, Enter Air, resumed operations to Sri Lanka today, with the arrival of two flights from Katowice and Warsaw at the Katunayake Airport. According to the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA), two inaugural Enter Air flights from Katowice and Warsaw, Poland, were welcomed this morning for the winter season. The arrivals were marked with a water cannon salute organized by the Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) (Private) Limited (AASL), adding a touch of grandeur to the occasion. Passengers were greeted with warm Sri Lankan hospitality and gifted premium Ceylon Tea packs, sponsored by the Sri Lanka Tea Board.…
Polish airline ‘Enter Air’ resumes operations to Sri Lanka
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