Cambodia Airports, which has been developing the Kingdom’s three international airports, has announced that some airlines have restored flights to and from Phnom Penh. The airport said this week some airlines have reconnected flights, including the Singapore-based  SilkAir on Tuesdays and Sundays.

 

“We have the great pleasure of announcing that SilkAir is connecting Phnom Penh to Singapore while Cambodia Airways is adding a flight from Phnom Penh to Fuzhou on Thursdays and JC Airlines is re-opening the flight to Kunming on Wednesdays,” the company said.

 

However, the list and frequency of flights may be subject to change because of flight programme modifications from the airline’s partners, according to the airport. The Kingdom’s three international airports welcomed 11.6 million passengers last year, a 10.2 percent increase from 2018, according to a report from Cambodia Airports.

 

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I hope that's repatriation flights only?

No, regular commercial flights.

 

And not the first. There have been flights in from Korea and other locations for several months now.

 

Still no tourist visas or visas on arrival issued. Mandatory testing and 14 day quarantine on arrival. With a required $2,000 cash deposit, the balance of which (minus testing cost etc) are refunded after the day 14 test. In combination these measurers ensure numvers of arrivals stay pretty low.