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Another Chinese airline starts flights to Cambodia

https://www.bangkokpost.com/news/asean/1383294/


The Southeastern Chinese Shenzhen Airlines officially launched flights to Cambodia on Thursday, becoming the seventh Chinese airline to fly from China to Phnom Penh International Airport, according to Cambodian airports officials.

Shenzhen Airlines will operate three flights per week between Shenzhen and Phnom Penh.

The first aircraft on the route touched down at Phnom Penh airport about 2pm on Thursday and had 161 passengers on board, the Khmer Times reported.

According to the Cambodia airports, in 2017 traffic growth from China has been a prevailing trend at Cambodia’s three international airports as the one million Chinese passenger mark has been crossed.


There are 11 airline companies servicing China from Phnom Penh. Of these, seven Chinese airlines and four Cambodian carriers also operate routes to and from China.

Eric Delobel, the CEO of Cambodia Airports, said it has been a market that has gained prominence with developing inbound and outbound traffic. He said most of China’s major cities had established air links with Cambodian airports and that has been benefitting to passengers as they have a full array of travel options with more destinations, airlines and frequencies.

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Shenzhen Airlines adds Cambodian connection

http://www.anna.aero/2017/12/21/shenzen ... adds-link/

Shenzhen Airlines commenced operations on a new service from Shenzhen (SZX) to Phnom Penh (PNH) on 20 December. TheShenzhen Airlines adds Cambodian connection

http://www.anna.aero/2017/12/21/shenzen ... adds-link/

Shenzhen Airlines commenced operations on a new service from Shenzhen (SZX) to Phnom Penh (PNH) on 20 December. The 1,556-kilometre route will be operated daily with A320s. Shenzhen faces direct competition from two other Chinese carriers on this sector. OAG schedules show that China Southern Airlines and Spring Airlines will also operate daily frequencies on the route during the week commencing 2 January 2018, with both carriers also using A320s. According to Cambodia Airports, Shenzhen becomes the seventh Chinese carrier to serve Phnom Penh, with four Cambodian airlines also operating to and from China. Cambodia’s Ministry of Tourism is aiming to welcome two million Chinese visitors per year by 2020. Éric Delobel, CEO of Cambodia Airports, the company developing and operating Cambodia’s network of international airports, discussed connectivity to and from China. “It has been a market that has gained prominence with developing inbound and outbound traffic. Most of China’s major cities have established air links with our airports and that has benefited passengers, as they have a full array of travel options with more destinations, airlines, and frequencies.” 1,556-kilometre route will be operated daily with A320s. Shenzhen faces direct competition from two other Chinese carriers on this sector. OAG schedules show that China Southern Airlines and Spring Airlines will also operate daily frequencies on the route during the week commencing 2 January 2018, with both carriers also using A320s. According to Cambodia Airports, Shenzhen becomes the seventh Chinese carrier to serve Phnom Penh, with four Cambodian airlines also operating to and from China. Cambodia’s Ministry of Tourism is aiming to welcome two million Chinese visitors per year by 2020. Éric Delobel, CEO of Cambodia Airports, the company developing and operating Cambodia’s network of international airports, discussed connectivity to and from China. “It has been a market that has gained prominence with developing inbound and outbound traffic. Most of China’s major cities have established air links with our airports and that has benefited passengers, as they have a full array of travel options with more destinations, airlines, and frequencies.”

o/w 4 jan
spring is cheaper must be because they got slower planes 3h20 versus 2h45 lol

Abc123 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 22, 2017 1:17 am Another Chinese airline starts flights to Cambodia

https://www.bangkokpost.com/news/asean/1383294/


The Southeastern Chinese Shenzhen Airlines officially launched flights to Cambodia on Thursday, becoming the seventh Chinese airline to fly from China to Phnom Penh International Airport, according to Cambodian airports officials.

Shenzhen Airlines will operate three flights per week between Shenzhen and Phnom Penh.

The first aircraft on the route touched down at Phnom Penh airport about 2pm on Thursday and had 161 passengers on board, the Khmer Times reported.

According to the Cambodia airports, in 2017 traffic growth from China has been a prevailing trend at Cambodia’s three international airports as the one million Chinese passenger mark has been crossed.


There are 11 airline companies servicing China from Phnom Penh. Of these, seven Chinese airlines and four Cambodian carriers also operate routes to and from China.

Eric Delobel, the CEO of Cambodia Airports, said it has been a market that has gained prominence with developing inbound and outbound traffic. He said most of China’s major cities had established air links with Cambodian airports and that has been benefitting to passengers as they have a full array of travel options with more destinations, airlines and frequencies.

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traveling is kinda dead.
to many chinese and douchey young dudes doin it.