Cambodia Angkor Air
CambodiaAbout the airline
Cambodia Angkor Air (K6/KHV) is the flag carrier of Cambodia, founded in 2009. Based in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, it operates regional flights across Southeast Asia with a modern mixed fleet of Airbus and ATR aircraft.
Fleet
Cambodia Angkor Air (IATA: K6, ICAO: KHV) is Cambodia's national airline, established in 2009. As a relatively young carrier, it has built a focused network connecting Cambodia's major tourism and business hubs with regional destinations across Southeast Asia.
The airline operates from two main hubs: Phnom Penh International Airport and Siem Reap International Airport. This dual-hub strategy enables efficient connections for both leisure travelers visiting Angkor Wat and business passengers. Siem Reap serves as a gateway to Cambodia's most iconic heritage sites, while Phnom Penh handles the country's primary international traffic.
Cambodia Angkor Air's fleet consists of modern, efficient aircraft: Airbus A320 and A321 narrow-body jets for regional routes, and ATR 72 turboprops for shorter sectors. This composition balances capacity, range, and operating economics for regional aviation, allowing the airline to serve both major cities and smaller regional airports effectively.