Air Cambodia’s unveils its new corporate identity

New Delhi, 17th January 2026:

Air Cambodia has launched its new Corporate Identity System (CIS), marking a significant milestone in the national flag carrier’s brand evolution and future growth journey. The airlines officially unveiled its refreshed brand identity, including a new logo and aircraft livery, at Techo International Airport (KTI), Phnom Penh.This represents the airline’s first comprehensive brand update since 2009 and reflects its renewed vision, ambition, and confidence in long-term expansion.

Inspired by Cambodia’s national bird, the Giant Ibis (Tror Yorng), the new logo symbolizes protection, strength, and good fortune. The design integrates 18 feathers with aircraft engine fan blades and an upward 45-degree beak angle, representing power, long-haul capability, and sustained upward growth. The new aircraft livery prominently features royal blue, supported by gold, white, and red, highlighting professionalism, Khmer heritage, and warm in-flight hospitality.

The new branding will be introduced in a phased manner across aircraft, digital platforms,and marketing assets, ensuring operational continuity during the transition. Alongside the rebrand, Air Cambodia continues to strengthen its fleet, having inducted new ATR72-600 aircraft and confirmed future deliveries of Boeing 737 MAX 8 and COMAC C909 aircraft,underscoring its commitment to regional and international growth.

In India, Air Cambodia is represented by Aeroprime Group as the exclusive Passenger and Cargo General Sales Agent.

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