9 July 2014
Cambodia’s
Prime Minister says Asia Atlantic Airlines’ upcoming flights that will connect
Thailand, Cambodia and Japan will benefit the country’s tourism industry.
The airline
will fly from Thailand’s Suvarnabhumi Airport and stop in Phnom Penh before
flying to Toyko’ Narita, with full traffic rights. The three weekly flights
start 2 September and a service stopping in Siem Reap with four weekly flights
will start 1 October. Cambodia’s two main international airports, Phnom Penh
and Siem Reap, commenced a USD100 million redevelopment in January to raise the
capacity ceiling as there are signs that both airports are getting crowded
during peak hours. Capacity will double to 5 million passengers a year when the
projects are completed in 2016.
HIS sells
two-way tours both out of Japan to Southeast Asia and also to Japan a business
that has boomed since Japan awarded visa-free entry to specific ASEAN nations
such as Malaysia and Thailand. Using a Boeing 767 with 217 seat the airline
will fly to both Japan and South Korea, from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi. It will fly
to Tokyo Narita, Osaka and Kansai in Japan and Incheon International airports
in South Korea.
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