Check in Sri Lankan Airlines

He said that we would dispose of the pockets and that we would take the bottle into the polybags ourselves. Not yet, so we had to sign up. To be fair, two vials, one handbag and one notebook case each are a bunch to transport! That'?s what most airlines do. Our question is why we were compelled to check in such a delicate object when we were within the confines of our cabin baggage.

A laptop case and two flasks each should be fine. For carry-on baggage it is hard to view/calculate it by groups. The roof cubicle had plenty of free room. The airlines later placed the ceiling pouch in the staterooms. I saw three pockets this big with plenty of room left.

Anyway, the airlines are now determined that we've got a busted one. Do not try to make a logical choice with Sri Lanka. However, there is a specific TA board for airlines related things. Srilankan Airlines today received a call that they will handle the refund, and they were really apologizing for the whole matter.

The SriLankan Airlines Group launches self-service check-in kiosks for a smooth journey through Sri Lanka.

The SriLankan Airlines, the Sri Lankan Airlines nationwide airline that is revolutionizing its world-class passenger services, is introducing self-service check-in kiosks at Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA). Developed specifically for airlines and airline travelers, the Self-Service-Check-in-Kiosk is a stand-alone computer interface that enables self-service check-in for one or more airlines. The Kiosk has a user-friendly intuitive tactile display that allows clients to browse the panel at will.

The kiosk allows travellers to check in by typing in their ticketing numbers/booking reference/FlySmiles member numbers or scan the bar code in the eTicket. At SriLankan Airlines we have employees near the newsstands to help clients who need help with the check-in procedure. Newest check-in options also allow travellers to choose and switch seat, input their FFP information, input traveller information by scan passports and printing embarkation cards.

Kiosk allows those who carry only carry-on baggage to go directly to lmmigration, while those who travel with checked baggage can leave their baggage at the Bag Departure Counter, just a few paces from the kiosk terminal. The deployment of newsstands at alternative check-in points is expected to speed up transaction times and reduce traffic jams at airports' check-in desks.

A number of world-class airlines such as British Airways and Etihad, as well as some of the heaviest traffic hubs in the globe such as Dubai, Heathrow and Singapore, are using self-service check-in kiosks to make their operations more thorough and effective.