Colombo Airport
Colombo International Airport (IATA: CMB, ICAO: VCBI), officially known as Bandaranaike International Airport, is the main airport serving Sri Lanka. The airport is located 35 km north of Colombo (in a suburb of Negombo).
Colombo Airport is the hub of SriLankan Airlines (One World alliance), Mihin Lanka, Cinnamon Air and Millennium Airlines. The airport is one of the busiest hub airports in South Asia and operates direct flights to Asian, European, USA, Oceania and Middle East destinations.
More than 35 airlines operate to/from Colombo airport being SriLankan Airlines the busiest one. Some airlines have seasonal flights, both passenger and cargo.
Terminal : Colombo Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB), has two terminals: the international terminal (T1) and the domestic terminal (T3) and one cargo terminal. Terminal 2 is under construction, it’s planned to be finished in 2020.
- Terminal 1: It has 12 gates and handles international flights. Arrival and departure areas are separated horizontally.
- Terminal 2: It is planned to be opened in 2020 and is going to handle international flights. It will have 8 gates.
- Terminal 3: handles domestic flights.
Arrivals and Departures levels of the terminals offer different services and facilities to all passengers as Duty-Free shops, Lounges, Shops, Restaurants, Cafeterias, Telecommunication facilities, hotel, among others.
