Short answer: Yes — FitsAir is a legitimate Sri Lanka–based carrier and, based on public records and news through September 15, 2025, there are no publicly reported fatal accidents or hull‑loss events involving FitsAir. It operates scheduled international passenger services (A320s on regional routes), has been expanding its fleet and network, and reports being audited by the Sri Lanka Civil Aviation Authority. (fitsair.com)

What I checked

• FitsAir’s own website and schedules show regular, scheduled international passenger flights and a published safety policy. (fitsair.com)
• News reports and trade press show FitsAir operating Airbus A320s and expanding routes/fleet — plus industry partnerships (for example a pilot training partnership announced in 2025). (dailymirror.lk)
• A recent industry press item noted FitsAir as an active regional operator and cited punctuality recognition (Cirium) and network partnerships. (hahnair.com)
• FitsAir’s FAQ says it is audited by the Sri Lanka Civil Aviation Authority. (fitsair.com)

Practical advice before you book (recommended checks)

• Confirm the operating carrier shown on your ticket/booking (some flights are wet‑leased or codeshares — the ticket should show the actual operator). If a different operator is operating the flight, check that operator’s safety record.
• Look up IOSA / IATA registry status if that matters to you (IATA IOSA registration is a common industry benchmark). If you want, I can check IOSA status for you now.
• Do a quick news search for the airline + “incident/accident/divert” within 30 days of your travel date to catch any recent events.
• Read recent passenger reviews for the specific route/aircraft (on sites like SeatGuru, TripAdvisor or airline review aggregators) for operational reliability and service notes.

If you’d like, I can:

• Check FitsAir’s IOSA status and search the Aviation Safety Network / ASN / Aviation Herald and major news outlets right now and report back with citations (I did a general check through Sept 15, 2025 but can run dedicated database checks).