Sri Lankan Airlines: Parliament Reveals UL Loss Is Over Rs.100 Billion!
Marlon Dale Ferreira
It is now time when the country’s current leadership is at a the stage of completing “operation mop up” by bringing people to justice, especially those who were entrusted to responsible posts and who have sadly gone on to ravage the country financially plunging it to a state of abysmal chaos instead.
Unraveling the many misdeeds that have been committed by the Sri Lankan Airline’s still remaining and politically appointed top brass which includes the Chief Executive Officer Kapila Chandrasena and the Airlines ‘Senior Management Team’ (SMT) may now be the order of the day. Especially those who have gone on contributing largely to the current predicament that has befallen our national carrier, making it nose dive into a serious loss, as revealed in parliament which is a staggering amount of over Rs 100 billion.
Sri Lankan Airlines | File photo
Being informed and therefore being in the knowledge of many irregularities taking place within the airline itself and not bringing it to the notice of the authorities is somewhat similar to “harboring of a fugitive”. This usually warrants those with knowledge and who choose to keep quiet, guilty as charged as those perpetrators itself.
For starters the entire country blames the previous regime for milking the national airline dry by appointing many political stooges that have now gone on to take the airline basically to the cleaners.
