Kampuchea Airlines
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City: Bangkok Country: Thailand IATA code: KT Alliances
Executive
Base Bangkok Don Muang International DMK
Phnom Penh International PNH Fleet
News Orient Thai gets two 757-200s (04 November 2003)
Privately owned international
carrier Orient Thai Airlines has signed leases for two Boeing 757-200s, one of
which will be used for charter services between Cambodia and Japan and the
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Cambodia's Kampuchea prepares for re-launch (28 June 1999)
Cambodia's second carrier, Kampuchea Airlines, is planning to resume international services next month after a more than two-month grounding forced by the regional economic downturn.
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