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- http://www.cambodia-airports.com
- City
- Siem Reap
- Country
- Cambodia
- Runways
- 2550m x 45m
- Airlines presently operating to this airport with scheduled services
- AirAsia
Asiana Airlines
Bangkok Airways
Cambodia Angkor Air
Cebu Pacific Air
China Eastern Airlines
China Southern Airlines
Jetstar Asia
Korean Air
Lao Airlines
Malaysia Airlines
SilkAir
Vietnam Airlines - Airlines presently operating to this airport via codeshare
- Air France
Delta Air Lines
Singapore Airlines
Siem Reap International Airport, also known as Angkor International Airport, serves the city of Siem Reap in north-west Cambodia. The airport is the second-busiest in the country after Phnom Penh International and is managed by Cambodia Airport Management Services. Siem Reap International is the main airport handling traffic to Cambodia's most popular tourist destination, Angkor Wat, and is served by airlines from across Southeast Asia.
Location of Siem Reap Airport, Cambodia
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EastarJet to increase Seoul Incheon-Osaka Kansai frequency, become first Japan-Cambodia operator
Condor expand winter schedule 2012/2013, new destinations added
Direct services between Siem Reap and Phnom Penh and Kunming to be launched 'later this year'
Cebu Pacific to launch Manila-Siem Reap service in Apr-2012
Condor to launch services to Cambodia and Myanmar
Myanmar Airways International to increase Bangkok-Singapore frequency
Cambodia Angkor Air commences Siem Reap-Sihanoukville
T’Way Airlines to operate seasonal Seoul Incheon-Siem Reap service
Angkor Air to commence Siem Reap–Sihanoukville services
Myanmar Airways to launch Phnom Penh service
Cambodia Airports expecting 12% y-o-y increase in traffic at Phnom Penh and Siem Reap
Korean Air plans to adjust service to Hanoi and Siem Reap under the winter 2011/2012 schedule
Korean Air makes adjustments to B737-900ER operations
Cambodia Airports renovates retail areas
Far Eastern Air Transport applies for international services to Cambodia
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Laos market poised for major shake-up as Lao Airlines doubles capacity following delivery of A320s
Laos is poised for unprecedented change as flag carrier Laos Airlines prepares to launch new international routes and up-gauge several existing routes following delivery of two new A320s. As a result, total capacity at Lao Airlines will almost double in 4Q2011 and capacity in the entire Lao market will surge by 50%. For most countries the impact from two additional narrowbodies would be just a drop in the bucket, but for the smallest market in ASEAN and the region’s smallest flag carrier there are huge ramifications.
Cambodia Airports records strong traffic growth as one of ASEAN's smallest markets shows potential
Cambodia Airports has been experiencing strong traffic growth in 2011 as traffic at Siem Reap recovers to 2007 levels. The recently rebranded airport operator, which is owned primarily by French firm Vinci, expects continued growth at Siem Reap and Phnom Penh while it continues to work on attracting a carrier to its third airport at Sihanoukville.
Vinci positions for next phase of Aeroports de Paris privatisation
Another major construction firm has bought into a leading European airport operator. Vinci has purchased a 3.3% stake in Aeroports de Paris (ADP), as it positions for a bigger future slice of the Paris airports operator, whose shares soared 13% on the news.
ADP was partially privatised in 2006, although the French Government retains a 68.4% stake in the company. Vinci is confident this level could be reduced, but clarified it does not intend to raise its shareholding above its current level, “unless there is a change in the government's shareholding in the future”.
Vinci and Keolis target French regional airports
Vinci Airports and Keolis made public their interest to further
expand their presence in the French regional airport sector by signing a strategic
partnership last week to make a joint offer to local authorities that wish to
delegate the management of their airport. According to Vinci, the decentralisation
of French airports to local authorities may result in the launch of tender procedures
aimed at selecting private partners or agents to manage them.
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