The island, connected.

A network of vertiports on land and water, starting with key coastal and high-traffic locations — designed for rapid, convenient and integrated low-altitude air mobility across Sri Lanka.

Plan a flight

Pick a destination.

Select a city on the map or below to compare an estimated Seahorse flight from Colombo with a typical drive.

Stage 1 vertiportStage 2 vertiport

Route

Colombo → Galle

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By road

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Seahorse

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Estimates. Air time assumes a 200 km/h cruise plus 6 minutes for take-off and landing; final figures depend on certification and route approval. Road times are typical drives and vary with traffic.

Stage 1 destinations

Where we'll fly first.

Photo: XKillSwitchXxx · CC BY-SA 4.0

Network hub

Colombo

Multimodal hub with Colombo Fort.

Photo: Rovin Shanila · CC BY-SA 4.0

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Galle

The historic fort and the south coast.

Photo: Dan arndt · CC BY-SA 4.0

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Kandy

The hill capital, without the climb.

Photo: Honeplus · CC BY-SA 3.0

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Trincomalee

East-coast beaches and harbour.

Photo: Gane Kumaraswamy · CC BY-SA 2.0

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Jaffna

The far north, without the long drive.

Photo: Imaadwhd · CC BY-SA 3.0

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Batticaloa

Lagoons and Pasikudah bay.

Photo: Abishek Palraj · CC BY-SA 4.0

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Matara

Mirissa and the southern tip.

Multimodal

Colombo Fort: where air meets rail, road and sea.

Vertiports at strategic hubs link air mobility with the transport people already use — improving commuting efficiency for everyone.

Rail — connect straight from the train.
Bus and three-wheeler — first and last mile, sorted.
Yachts and passenger seacraft — water to air in one terminal.

Roll-out

Two stages, 24 vertiports.

STAGE 1 · 12 VERTIPORTS

Key coastal and high-traffic locations

Colombo · Katunayake · Negombo · Gampaha · Kurunegala · Kandy · Anuradhapura · Jaffna · Trincomalee · Batticaloa · Galle · Matara

STAGE 2 · 12 VERTIPORTS

Expanding to every province

Kilinochchi · Mannar · Vavuniya · Puttalam · Chilaw · Polonnaruwa · Homagama · Avissawella · Panadura · Kalutara · Ratnapura · Hambantota

Every vertiport, on land or water, requires CAASL certification. Initial test sites benefit from SLAF collaboration; final locations are set on commercial terms following TELCC recommendations.

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