Cambodia announced it will open daily seasonal flights from Seoul‑Incheon to Siem Reap’s international airport during the peak tourist season. The new service starts on December 24, 2026, and will run until March 3, 2027.
Trinity Airways will operate the flights with Boeing 737‑800 jets, carrying passengers directly to Siem Reap, a hub for visitors to the UNESCO‑listed Angkor Archaeological Park.
Sinn Chanserey Vutha, a spokesperson for Cambodia’s State Secretariat of Civil Aviation, said the service supports Cambodia’s tourism growth and its international connectivity. He added that the route is expected to bring more visitors to Angkor.
The service supports Cambodia's tourism growth and its international connectivity,
Vutha added.
The move comes as Cambodia’s international air traffic fell 11 percent in the first nine months of 2026, down to 4.55 million passengers. The State Secretariat of Civil Aviation said it will keep working with airlines and tourism partners to widen market access and strengthen regional ties and economic development.
