Cambodia Airports

Background

Cambodia Airports holds the concession of the airports serving the capital city of Phnom Penh (since 1995), Siem Reap (2001) and Sihanoukville (2006). 

The shareholders of Cambodia Airports are France’s VINCI Airports (70%) and Muhibbah Masteron Cambodia (30%), a Malaysian-Cambodian joint venture. VINCI Airports manages the development and operations of 35 airports in six countries and on three continents: 13 in France, 10 in Portugal, 3 in Cambodia, 2 in Japan, 6 in the Dominican Republic and Santiago airport in Chile. VINCI Airports’ network handles more than 132.3 million passengers annually and recorded revenue in excess of €1.05 billion. 

In 2016, the number of passengers going through Cambodia’s international airports totaled 7 million. Phnom Penh and Siem Reap international airports provide nearly 500 regular flights per week, connecting both cities to over 30 destinations in Asia and the Gulf region. Their maximum passenger handling capacities are 8 million and 6 million respectively. Preah Sihanouk International Airport has embarked on an extension program of its facilities, including the enlargement of the passenger terminal to handle over 500,000 visitors/year and the improvement of the runway capacity. Completion date is early 2018. 

Activities 

Under the framework of a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) with the Royal Government of Cambodia, Cambodia Airports develops and operates the Kingdom’s network of international airports including:

• Infrastructure design, building and financing
• Facilities maintenance
• Passengers services
• Cargo handling
• Ramp handling services
• Commercial activities management (aeronautical & extra-aeronautical)