The Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka (CAASL) has said that the news that the research wing of the Civil Aviation Authority is preparing to recover 19 of the 25 aircraft allegedly hidden by King Ravana is completely false.
When our website asked the Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka (CAASL) about this matter, they stated that a detailed statement regarding the news has been posted on their Facebook page. Accordingly, upon investigation, it was possible to confirm that the institution is not involved in any activities related to the aircraft of King Ravana.
The news that has been published by several major websites in the country and circulating on some media platforms, stating that the Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka (CAASL) is planning to “find 19 aircraft related to King Ravana”, is completely false and baseless, the statement said.
The Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka has not made any such statement and is not currently involved in any such project, the statement said. The statement was issued under the signature of the Director General of Civil Aviation (Acting) Rehan Wanniyappa