Cambodia Air Passenger Numbers Decline 10%; Cargo Tonnage Sees Modest Rise
According to a Phnom Penh Post report on October 21, 2026, Cambodia's air passenger numbers have fallen by one-tenth. While cargo tonnage increased, it offered only small consolation for the decline in passenger traffic.
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