Sri Lanka Eyes Indian Investment for Domestic Air Expansion

February 21, 2026·about 1 month ago·via Travel And Tour World

Sri Lanka's government evaluates proposals to expand its domestic aviation network, seeking Indian airline investment modeled on India's UDAN scheme to boost tourism connectivity. Officials aim to link beaches, cultural sites, and wildlife hubs, unlocking underused airfields and easing access beyond major gateways like Colombo.

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