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The future of flight in Sri Lanka

Track eVTOL aircraft, candidate routes, vertiport opportunities, regulation and investment — as Colombo becomes one of the first cities anywhere piloting a passenger air-taxi sandbox.

✈ Plan a future eVTOL route

Pick two locations to see straight-line distance and an illustrative flight time, versus today's road trip.

—Straight-line km
—Est. flight time*
—Typical road time
*Illustrative only, assuming a 200 km/h cruise speed typical of current-generation eVTOL aircraft. No commercial route is yet approved — see our regulations page for what's actually confirmed.

Same island. A shorter tomorrow.

Two routes discussed by CAASL and EHang — a Sigiriya scenic flight and a Katunayake–Colombo shuttle — are covered on our Routes page, sourced from reported sandbox planning.

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8Reports filed since Oct 2026
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8Organisations tracked in our directory
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3Candidate vertiport sites reported
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~Dec 2026CAASL sandbox target date
🍃 Cleaner skies, greener Sri Lanka
Aerial view of a candidate eVTOL route between two coastal points

Future routes

The city pairs under real discussion, plus a distance & time estimator for any route you're curious about.

Explore routes →
Engineer beside an eVTOL aircraft on the tarmac

eVTOL directory

Who's building what: Joby, Archer, EHang, Vertical Aerospace, Volant Aerotech, Supernal and the partners working with them.

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Rooftop vertiport landing pad overlooking a coastal skyline

Vertiport opportunities

Where Sri Lanka's first landing sites are likely to go, and how landowners near them can register interest.

See vertiports →
Air traffic control tower at sunrise

Regulations & policy

How Sri Lanka's sandbox works, and how it compares with certification paths in the US, China and Hong Kong.

Read the framework →

Latest news

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Why eVTOL in Sri Lanka?

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    Faster connectionsA Katunayake–Colombo shuttle could cut a congested road transfer to a few minutes in the air.
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    Boosts tourismScenic flights over Sigiriya and the south coast are the routes regulators are actually discussing first.
  • 📈
    Economic diversificationA regulatory sandbox gives Sri Lanka an early foothold in a capital-intensive new industry.
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    Cleaner, quieterElectric propulsion with zero operating emissions and a lower noise footprint than helicopters.
  • 🗺
    Better accessIsland geography — coasts, hill country, the north and east — suits point-to-point air transport.
Sigiriya rock fortress at sunset
"New perspectives for a timeless island" — read the Sri Lanka sandbox story