Aeroflot plane taking off. File photoNEW DELHI, Jun 7 The Sri Lankan Ministry of Justice has decided to remove the financial inspector at the High Commercial Court of Colombo from his position for erroneously reporting a court order to detain an Aeroflot aircraft.» accusation of abusing a lawsuit in the execution of a High Commercial Court decision to delay flight A330 at Bandaranaike International Airport.In addition, the Department of Justice informed the Chief Justice of the appropriateness of taking action against a lawyer who is also accused of his conduct in the same case. News First. The flight from Colombo to Moscow on June 2 of the Aeroflot Airbus A330-300 was canceled due to lack of permission from the aviation authorities of Sri Lanka. The Russian Foreign Ministry protested to the Ambassador of Sri Lanka in Moscow in connection with this incident. As noted by the Sri Lankan company Airport and Aviation Services Ltd, which is the second defendant in this case, the court of Sri Lanka noted the purely commercial nature of the dispute between OJSC Aeroflot — Russian Airlines and Irish leasing company Celestial Aviation Trading 10 Limited, which is to be decided between the two parties without state involvement. On Monday, a Sri Lankan court suspended an order barring Aeroflot's aircraft from leaving the country. The order was suspended after the High Commercial Court of Colombo considered a motion filed by the Attorney General. Shortly thereafter, the Aeroflot aircraft flew to Moscow with the crew members.
