Introducing Cinnamon Air
If you wish to get around Sri Lanka quickly, you should consider flying as despite an extensive road network (which they are currently improving), it does take a long time to get to your destination due to the mountains and traffic.
There are a few faster options though, one of them being Cinnamon Air (C7).

Cinnamon Air – Galle Fort Sri Lanka Boarding
But you may be curious of how to get to Sri Lanka first. Note that you can connect to Asia, the Middle East or Europe and then get to Colombo, Sri Lanka (CMB). Here are a list of airlines serving Sri Lanka:
Air Arabia (G9), Air Arabia Abu Dhabi (3L), Air Asia (AK), Air China (CA), Air India (AI), Air Mauritius (MK), Arkia Israeli Airlines (IZ), Cathay Pacific Airways (CX), China Eastern Airlines (MU), Chongqing Airlines (OQ), Cinnamon Air (C7), Eidelweiss Air (WK), Emirates (EK), Etihad Airways (EY), FitsAir (8D), FlyDubai (FZ), Gulf Air (GF), HM, IndiGo Airlines (6E), J9, Lufthansa German Airlines (LH), Malaysia Airlines (MH), Maldivian Airlines (Q2), Qatar Airways (QR), SalamAir (OV), Singapore Airlines (SQ), SriLankan (UL), Swiss Airlines (LX), Thai Airways (TG), Thai Asia Airways (FD), Turkish Airlines – Star Alliance (TK) and Vistara (UK).
Cinnamon Air is a Part 135 schedule service/charter operation flying amphibian/non-amphibian airplanes (Cessna 208 Caravans). Check with your airline to see if you have any pass agreements with them otherwise you can buy tickets at www.cinnamonair.com. They’ve been around for about a year as of this posting in November 2014 and operates from several airports and waterways around the country including the international airport in Colombo (CMB).
Cinnamon Air’s routes (all round trips) are:

Booking A Hotel In Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka – Cinnamon Air Captain Getting Plane Ready Before Flight

The Captain and His Copilot



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