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Nation’s largest aviation project Techo International Airport blends Angkorian-inspired design with modern global connectivity.
Cambodia Techo International Airport Opens
Phnom Penh marked a historic milestone on 9 September with the opening of Techo International Airport (IATA: KTI) — Cambodia’s largest aviation project and a new hub for business and tourism.
Developed by Cambodia Airport Investment Co., Ltd. (CAIC), a joint venture between the State Secretariat of Civil Aviation and OCIC, the airport opens with capacity for 15 million passengers annually in its first phase.
Designed by Foster + Partners, the terminal blends Angkorian heritage with modern comfort, featuring structural “trees” inspired by the rumduol flower and a nine-meter Buddha statue. The inauguration was marked by Air Cambodia’s first flight, welcomed with a water salute.
Within its first month, the airport launched two new routes and hosted Cathay Pacific aircraft during Typhoon Ragasa. Global partners including Vinci Airports, Lagardère Travel Retail, Newrest, and SIAEC are onboard to ensure world-class operations.
“This airport is more than a gateway — it is a statement of national pride and new opportunities for Cambodia,” said Pung Kheav Se, Chairman of OCIC and CAIC.
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At a Glance
- Opened: 9 September 2025, Phnom Penh
- Capacity (Phase 1): 15 million passengers/year
- Developer: CAIC (SSCA + OCIC joint venture)
- Design: Foster + Partners, Angkorian-inspired
- Highlight: 9m Buddha statue, rumduol-inspired roof canopies
- First Flight: Air Cambodia, greeted with water salute
- Key Partners: Vinci Airports, Lagardère, Newrest, SIAEC
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