Cambodia Airports

Cambodia Airports is the commercial entity responsible for the operation and management of the primary international aviation gateways in the Kingdom of Cambodia. As a key service provider in the regional aerospace value chain, the organisation handles ground operations, terminal management, and infrastructure development. It functions under a public-private partnership framework, facilitating both passenger traffic and air cargo logistics for the nation. The organisation manages the international airports serving Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville, and previously held the concession for Siem Reap. It collaborates closely with the State Secretariat of Civil Aviation (SSCA) and serves a wide variety of regional and international flag carriers. Its shareholders include the French construction and concessions group VINCI and Muhibbah Masteron Cambodia, integrating the local airports into a broader global network of aviation infrastructure. Prospective partners or contractors should verify the current status of specific airport concessions, as the Cambodian government has recently transitioned certain operations to new developmental sites under different consortia. It is also necessary to confirm compliance with ICAO safety standards and specific environmental mitigation protocols required for large-scale infrastructure projects in Southeast Asia.