AirAsia Cambodia
Active- IATA KT
- ICAO KTC
- Callsign RED NAGA
- Cambodia
- Founded 2024
AirAsia Cambodia is the Cambodian member of the AirAsia family of low-cost airlines, flying under the code KT.
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- Workhorse of the fleet
- Airbus A320-200
- In service
- 2
- Fleet total
- 2
- Workhorse
- A320-200
- In service
- 2
- Fleet
- 2
- Hub
- KTI
AirAsia Cambodia fleet breakdown
2 aircraft · Source: Wikipedia fleet table · as of
Data last updated:
Baggage & fees
Checked · varies by route and dateAirAsia Cambodia flights use the AirAsia group's baggage rules, published on the AirAsia support centre. Sizes and weights only.
- Cabin baggage: two pieces with a combined weight of no more than 7 kg.
- Main cabin bag: no larger than 56 x 36 x 23 cm including handles, wheels and side pockets; it must fit in the overhead locker.
- Small bag: one laptop bag, handbag, backpack or similar, no larger than 40 x 30 x 10 cm, which must fit under the seat in front.
- Infants under two: no cabin baggage allowance. Children from two get the standard allowance. A stroller in use by the child travels free as checked baggage.
- Checked baggage: not included on basic fares. Value Pack and Premium Flex bookings include 20 kg. Pre-bookable allowances go up to 60 kg on selected routes.
- Per-bag limits (when more than 30 kg is booked): each bag no more than 119 x 81 x 119 cm and 32 kg. No single item over 32 kg is accepted.
Since 13 April 2026 the Xtra Carry-On add-on must be pre-booked online; at airport counters only 3 kg of extra cabin weight (10 kg in total) can be bought. Source: AirAsia support articles on cabin baggage, checked baggage and complimentary checked baggage, read on 24 October 2026.
Source: airline baggage page, read 2026-10-24.
About AirAsia Cambodia
AirAsia Cambodia is the Cambodian member of the AirAsia family of low-cost airlines, flying under the code KT. It is a joint venture between the AirAsia group and Sivilai Asia, a Cambodian hospitality group; Wikipedia gives the AirAsia side's holding as 51%. It shares the AirAsia brand, website, app and booking system with its sister airlines in Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines, but holds its own operating licence. Its head office is in Phnom Penh and, according to Wikipedia, its base is now the new Techo International Airport, which has replaced Phnom Penh's old airport.
A long road to launch
AirAsia first planned a Cambodian airline in May 2017, to serve tourism from Malaysia to Phnom Penh, Siem Reap and Sihanoukville. The plan stalled and was revived in November 2019, and Cambodia's civil aviation secretariat backed it in January 2020. The joint-venture agreement with Sivilai Asia was signed on 9 December 2022, and the airline was launched on 18 March 2024, subject to regulatory approval.
AirAsia announced KT as the group's seventh airline on 1 May 2024, and the first domestic flight, Phnom Penh to Siem Reap, operated on 2 May 2024. International flying followed quickly: Sihanoukville–Kuala Lumpur on 5 July 2024, Phnom Penh–Kuala Lumpur on 1 August 2024, Siem Reap–Singapore on 9 November 2024 and two routes to Vietnam announced on 13 November 2024. A sister maintenance company, ADE Cambodia, also set up with Sivilai Asia, received its approval from the Cambodian regulator in May 2024.
Network
The airline says it intends to fly within a four-hour radius of its Cambodian bases. Wikipedia's route table lists Siem Reap, Kuala Lumpur, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Phu Quoc alongside the Phnom Penh base, while Sihanoukville and Singapore are marked as ended. On 30 May 2026 AirAsia Cambodia signed a strategic agreement with the Cambodia Tourism Board to promote the country as a destination, with India and Australia named as focus markets.
Ownership and results
In January 2026 Capital A, the former parent, completed the transfer of its airline businesses to the listed AirAsia X Berhad, which was renamed AirAsia Group Berhad in July 2026. In its results for the April–June 2026 quarter, published on 13 August 2026, the group said its Malaysia and Cambodia short-haul operations had both stayed profitable, at a time when higher fuel prices pushed other parts of the group into losses.
Fleet
AirAsia Cambodia flies the Airbus A320. A Wikipedia fleet table dated August 2025 lists two A320-200s with 180 seats each. The table is more than a year old, and no newer official fleet figure was found.
Frequently asked
How many aircraft does AirAsia Cambodia have?
AirAsia Cambodia operates 2 aircraft, as of August 2025. Source: Wikipedia fleet table.
Where is AirAsia Cambodia based?
AirAsia Cambodia is based at one hub airport: KTI.
What baggage is included with a AirAsia Cambodia ticket?
Checked baggage: not included on basic fares. Value Pack and Premium Flex bookings include 20 kg. Pre-bookable allowances go up to 60 kg on selected routes. This is from the source in the baggage section, read on 24 October 2026. Allowances change, so check your booking.
Is AirAsia Cambodia a low-cost airline?
Yes. AirAsia Cambodia is one of the 84 airlines in our low-cost directory. We check each carrier against primary sources, such as its own website and reports, before listing it.
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