Cambodia Airports

Since 1995, Cambodia Airports has held the concession to develop and manage Cambodia’s international airports under a public-private partnership with the Royal Government. These include:

• Phnom Penh International Airport – serving the capital (until September 9, 2025)
• Siem Reap International Airport – gateway to Angkor (until October 15, 2023)
• Sihanoukville International Airport – serving the coastal city and beach resorts

Cambodia Airports is jointly owned by VINCI Airports (70%) and Muhibbah Masteron Cambodia (30%), a Malaysian-Cambodian venture.
In 2019, the airports welcomed 11.6 million passengers, connected to 600 destinations, and hosted 53 airlines.
As key contributors to Cambodia’s economy, the airports supported:

• 17% of national GDP (2015)
• Over 1.7 million jobs, representing 20% of the workforce

To fight global warming and to help protect our environment, the airports in Phnom Penh and in Sihanoukville managed by Cambodia Airports were successfully certified ISO 14001:2015. This voluntary commitment will ensure that all activities of Cambodia Airports comply with the environmental regulations. Also, through an Environment Management System, all such activities will engage in a systematic approach to reduce energy, waste, and risks of accidental pollutions. To view Cambodia Airports’ policy, please click here.

This world program was created at the initiative of the Airport Council International (ACI) with the objective to reduce carbon emission and increase airport sustainability. VINCI Airports is the first international group to commit its airports to the Airport Carbon Accreditation standard. Cf: VINCI Airports program.

In 2020, Cambodia Airports upgraded to Level 2 of the ACA program. In 2025 Phnom Penh and Sihanouk international airports were raised to level 3.