Skywings Asia Airlines
CambodiaAbout the airline
Skywings Asia Airlines (IATA: ZA, ICAO: SWM) is a Cambodian carrier founded in 2011, operating from hubs in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. The airline serves regional routes with a modern narrow-body fleet, connecting Cambodia to key Asian destinations.
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Skywings Asia Airlines (IATA code ZA, ICAO code SWM) is Cambodia's regional airline, established in 2011. The carrier operates two primary hubs: Phnom Penh International Airport and Siem Reap International Airport, positioning itself as a gateway to Cambodia's major cities and cultural landmarks.
The airline's network focuses on Southeast Asian connectivity, serving passengers traveling to and from Cambodia for business, tourism, and leisure. With hubs in both the capital and Siem Reap-home to the Angkor temples-Skywings Asia Airlines connects these tourism centers with regional destinations, supporting both leisure and business travelers across the region.
Skywings Asia Airlines operates a modern, fuel-efficient fleet consisting of Airbus narrow-body aircraft: the A320, A321, and A320neo. These aircraft types provide comfortable seating configurations for short- to medium-range routes typical of Southeast Asian operations, with the newer A320neo offering improved fuel efficiency and reduced environmental impact.