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Cambodia’s national flag carrier Cambodia Angkor Air announced on July 28 that its business operations are optimistic and it has well prepared to strengthen domestic flights and expand international ones when the COVID-19 pandemic is under control.

Vietnamese firms have been increasing their overseas investments in recent years in an effort to expand their global reach.

More regional airlines have begun to resume flights to Cambodia’s international airports this month – under strict biosecurity guidelines – as the industry attempts to desperately revive itself from the worst period in aviation history, reported the Khmer Times on May 5.

Cambodia’s aviation industry is almost completely decimated due to travel restrictions triggered by the COVID-19, with air passenger numbers dropping more than 90 percent as of April this year, the Khmer Times reported.

Da Nang will connect with more countries around the world as new flights are launched to more destinations from the central city.

National carrier Vietnam Airlines and Cambodia’s Ministry of Tourism have signed a tourism development cooperation agreement that runs through 2021.

The national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines’ branch in China’s Hong Kong held a meeting with its partners on January 30.

Vietnam Airlines, the country’s largest aviation corporation, started trading more than 1.22 billion shares on the UPCoM on January 3 at a starting price of 28,000 VND (1.24 USD) per share.

The national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines and its subsidiaries posted combined revenue exceeding 76 trillion VND (3.34 billion USD) in 2016, up more than 10 percent year on year.

Cambodia’s national flag carrier Cambodia Angkor Air (CAA) on December 16 commenced direct flights between the Cambodian northwestern province of Siem Reap and China’s Beijing.

Cambodia Angkor Air has officially announced that it will launch an international flight between Siem Riep and Vietnam’s capital city of Hanoi from October 30.

Cambodia’s Angkor Air has opened a direct route connecting Preah Sihanoukville and HCM City, aiming to enhance tourism and trade links between the two nations, according to the Cambodian Times.

Cambodia’s Angkor Air will launch a direct route connecting Ho Chi Minh City to Preah Sihanoukville from June 17, according to the State Secretariat on Civil Aviation of Cambodia.

Cambodia’s Cambodia Angkor Air on November 27 launched a new air route from the capital city of Phnom Penh to Vientiane, Laos’ capital city.

The Viet Flight Training JSC (VFT) of Vietnam will provide pilot training for the Cambodia Angkor Air (CAA) under an agreement signed in Phnom Penh on August 12.