SriLankan Airlines

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SriLankan Airlines, the National Carrier of Sri Lanka, is an award-winning airline with a solid reputation for service, comfort, safety, reliability, and punctuality. The airline’s hub is at Bandaranaike International Airport in Colombo, providing convenient connections to its global route network of 113 destinations in 51 countries. Furthermore, SriLankan is a member of the oneworld Alliance, offering passengers the opportunity to travel over 1,100 oneworld destinations worldwide. 


Most importantly, SriLankan Airlines is a firm believer in promoting sustainable work practices. SriLankan says that as the National Carrier of Sri Lanka, they are dedicated to steer sustainable initiatives, fulfill national obligations and sensitize the community, thereby becoming an inspiration for others to follow (SriLankan Airlines, n.d.). By embedding its pledge of sustainability into its operations, SriLankan has made an effort to expand it from symbolic commitment to a way of life in its corporate culture.




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