Air Cambodia has officially unveiled its refreshed brand identity at Techo International Airport (KTI) in Phnom Penh, marking a significant milestone in the carrier’s brand evolution and future growth journey. This comprehensive rebrand is the airline’s first since 2009 and reflects renewed ambition, confidence, and a long-term vision for expansion across regional and international markets.
The new logo draws inspiration from Cambodia’s national bird, the Giant Ibis (Tror Yorng), a powerful symbol of protection, strength, and good fortune. The design incorporates 18 feathers blended with aircraft engine fan blades, while the beak is angled upward at 45 degrees, signifying power, long-haul capability, and sustained upward growth for the airline.
Complementing the logo, Air Cambodia has introduced a striking new aircraft livery dominated by royal blue, supported by gold, white, and red accents. These colours highlight professionalism, national pride, Khmer heritage, and the airline’s commitment to warm and welcoming in-flight hospitality. The modern visual identity reinforces Air Cambodia’s positioning as a confident and forward-looking carrier.
Aeroprime Group, the exclusive Passenger and Cargo General Sales Agent for Air Cambodia in India, expressed pride in being associated with this important brand milestone. The partnership aligns closely with the airline’s strategic vision and supports its efforts to strengthen market presence and brand engagement in India.
Commenting on the development, Abhishek Goyal, Executive Director & CEO, Aeroprime Group, said that Air Cambodia’s new corporate identity reflects its strong ambition and future-focused approach. He added that Aeroprime Group looks forward to supporting the airline during this exciting phase and further strengthening its footprint in the Indian market.
The new branding will be rolled out in phases across aircraft, digital platforms, and marketing assets to ensure smooth operational continuity. Alongside the rebrand, Air Cambodia is expanding its fleet with new ATR72-600 aircraft and confirmed future deliveries of Boeing 737 MAX 8 and COMAC C909 aircraft, underlining its commitment to regional connectivity and international growth.
