Air Cambodia has expanded its regional operations with the delivery of a single ATR72-500, bearing serial number 897, powered by PW127M engines. This addition strengthens the carrier’s short-haul capabilities, particularly in underserved domestic and cross-border markets where turboprop aircraft offer an efficient and flexible solution.
Air Cambodia is reportedly in the early stages of exploring a potential Initial Public Offering (IPO). The announcement indicates that discussions have been initiated but remain preliminary, with no firm timeline or financial structure yet disclosed.
Air Cambodia has officially taken delivery of the first of three ATR72-600 aircraft, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s fleet modernization strategy. The delivered aircraft, bearing serial number 1716, is the first of a batch scheduled to arrive in 2025 and is leased from HNCA Aviation Financial Leasing Co., a Chinese lessor known for its growing regional presence in aircraft…
Cambodia Angkor Air has officially undergone a rebranding and will now operate as Air Cambodia. This move reflects the airline’s ambition to modernize its operations and enhance its market presence. As part of its growth strategy, Air Cambodia is steadily working towards expanding its fleet to 32 aircraft, positioning itself for increased capacity and improved regional connectivity.
ATR has confirmed the addition of three ATR72-600 aircraft to the fleet of Cambodia Angkor Air, which will officially rebrand as Air Cambodia on January 1, 2025. These aircraft, financed by HNCA Aviation Financial Leasing Co. (China), are part of a leasing agreement, with deliveries scheduled throughout 2025.
