SriLankan Airlines wins KLIA Award for 6th time
View(s):SriLankan Airlines recently received the title of ‘Best Airline Operator from South Asia’ for the sixth time, at the annual Kuala Lumpur International Awards 2011 which recognize the best airlines operating to Malaysia. SriLankan’s Head of Service Delivery Chanaka Olagama said: “SriLankan has won this award in six of the seven years that it has been presented. This is indeed an extraordinary achievement by our team in Kuala Lumpur and our worldwide sales team.” Airlines are judged on a series of criteria which include passenger numbers, growth in passenger numbers, sales performance, international recognition and service performance, SriLankan said in a media release.
Wajira Perera, SriLankan’s Regional Airport Service Manager – Pacific Rim & India, said: “Kuala Lumpur International Airport is one of the finest airports in the world, and SriLankan’s performance there is a clear indicator of our airline’s dedication to quality service.” The KLIA Awards are presented by Malaysia Airport Holdings Berhard to honour all partners operating at KLIA, including airlines (passenger, low cost and cargo), food and beverage outlets, and retail businesses. The national carrier operates Airbus A320 aircraft between Kuala Lumpur and Colombo 14 times a week.
Seen here Sonia Raminder Kaur , Airport Service Executive SriLankan Airlines, accepting the KLIA award from Tan Sri Dato Sri Wan Abdul Aziz Wan Abdullah, chairman of Malaysia Airport.
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