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Emirates Airlines would resume day-time services to Sri Lanka two days after it suspended operations to the country following air raids by Tamil Tiger rebels.
Updated : Nov 19, 2013, 11:17 PM IST
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COLOMBO: Emirates Airlines said on Wednesday it would resume day-time services to Sri Lanka two days after it suspended operations to the country following air raids by Tamil Tiger rebels.
"Following a review of the situation in the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo, Emirates will recommence services on Friday," a spokesman said.
Emirates said it would only fly to Bandaranaike International Airport -- which shares a runway with the Sri Lankan air force -- during daylight hours.
The Dubai based airline along with Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific and Singapore Airlines had indefinitely suspended their flights to the island nation after Tiger guerrillas flew light aircraft across the air space of the international airport and bombed oil depots.
In Sunday's attack, a fuel storage tank was destroyed and two buildings suffered fire damage.
Cathay, Asia's third-largest carrier, has yet to resume operations while Singapore Airlines announced it would resume daytime flights to Colombo.
