The captain and the co-pilot had a conflict and locked the co-pilot out of the cockpit! Sri Lankan Airlines: Grounded!
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Civil Aviation Resources Network, October 15, 2024: According to foreign media reports, on September 21, local time, on a Sri Lankan Airlines flight from Sydney to Colombo, the captain locked the co-pilot out of the cockpit when he left the cockpit to go to the toilet. When the co-pilot returned, the captain still did not open the cabin door. People familiar with the matter revealed that the captain and the co-pilot had a conflict. The flight eventually landed safely, and the captain has been grounded.
Sri Lankan Airlines said on October 14 that it is currently investigating the accident on flight UL607 from Sydney to Colombo on September 21 in accordance with civil aviation regulations. The captain has been grounded and is awaiting the results of the investigation. The airline has not yet disclosed more details of the incident.
Sri Lankan Airlines said in a statement: "The airline is fully cooperating with the work of the relevant departments and awaiting the results of the investigation. Ensuring safety and complying with the regulations of the regulatory authorities are Sri Lankan Airlines' top priorities."
