Air Cambodia revises Phnom Penh‑Krong Ta Khmau network with new aircraft and frequencies

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Air Cambodia announced a series of schedule adjustments for its Phnom Penh Krong Ta Khmau hub, including a rescheduled service to Cam Ranh/Nha Trang for 30 March 2027 and a resumed Hong Kong route on 21 December 2026 after a suspension since late July 2026.

The carrier is introducing A321 aircraft on the Nanning route from 27 October 2026, raising frequency to three weekly and adding a fourth weekly COMAC C909 flight from 21 December 2026; a new thrice‑weekly COMAC C909 service to Vientiane starts 15 December 2026. Other changes include replacing the ATR72 with an A320 on the Da Nang route effective 25 October 2026 (now daily), swapping A320s for A321s on Delhi (from 17 December 2026, three weekly) and on the Fuzhou‑Tokyo Narita corridor (from 25 October 2026, increasing to five weekly by 15 December 2026), and boosting Guangzhou flights to 14 weekly A320 services from 25 October 2026.

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