"We are seriously looking for strategic partners so that we can share management and aircraft with a reputed airline to make Biman a profitable corporation," junior civil aviation minister Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir told AFP.
"We've seen Sri Lanka airlines are doing fine following its partnership with Emirates.
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We think we can also have a strategic partner like Sri Lankan because we have a very good market," Alamgir said.
SriLankan airlines is partly owned and fully managed by Dubai-based Emirates Airlines.
SriLankan, previously known as Air Lanka, posted a 10 million dollar loss in the financial year ending March 2005 because of higher oil prices and the Asian tsunami.
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However its 56 million dollar profit for the financial year ending March 2004 was the first ever profit recorded since the carrier's 1979 launch.
State-run Biman incurred a loss of around 41 million dollars last year as fuel costs soared and two accidents that saw a DC-10 and Fokker F-28 written off.
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