Cambodia Angkor Air is the national flag carrier of Cambodia, established in 2009. The company fulfills an important mission by providing reliable air connections between the kingdom's key cities and popular regional centers in Southeast Asia. As a joint venture between the Cambodian government and Vietnam Airlines, the airline combines high safety standards with traditional Khmer hospitality, based at Phnom Penh International Airport and using Ho Chi Minh City as one of its strategic hubs.
For travelers, Cambodia Angkor Air offers comfortable flight conditions on modern aircraft, specializing in domestic routes and flights to neighboring countries. The airline does not position itself as a low-cost carrier, but as a traditional network carrier, which implies a wider range of included services and a high level of on-board service.
| IATA code | K6 |
| Fleet size | 6 |
| Passenger traffic | 400,000 |
| Destinations | 24 |
| Hub | Phnom Penh |
One of the carrier's key features is its deep integration with the region's tourism industry. The main focus is on the accessibility of cultural treasures, such as ancient temples, making the airline the primary choice for those planning to visit Siem Reap. Thanks to partnerships with major international players, passengers gain access to convenient connections and an expanded flight geography.
The airline's fleet, consisting of reliable aircraft of various types, allows for efficient service of both short domestic flights and medium-haul international destinations. Cambodia Angkor Air continues to develop by implementing modern service standards and expanding its presence in the Southeast Asian aviation market, remaining a symbol of its country's aviation industry.