Emergency drill concludes smoothly at PP International Airport
A full-scale airport emergency drill successfully held.
Tag: Civil Aviation
Pakistan reopens airspace after India standoff
Pakistan’s airspace has been reopened to civil aviation with immediate effect, its aviation authority said on Tuesday, following months of restrictions imposed in the wake of a standoff with neighboring India earlier this year.
Northeast airport revival on the cards
The government is considering reviving the old airport in Steung Treng province.
France offers help to local civil aviation industry
The French government is offering technical and material assistance to SSCA.
Commission created to study a location for new Phnom Penh International airport
The government has created a commission tasked with studying a location for new Phnom Penh International Airport.
US blocks bid to reopen N.Korea airspace
The US blocks efforts by a UN agency to improve civil aviation in North Korea.
Commission to investigate bizarre airport death
A commission to investigate the case of a man who snuck into Siem Reap Int’l Airport.
Old faces form new government
With the National Assembly giving a vote of confidence to form the new government yesterday, Prime Minister Hun Sen unveiled his new cabinet, which did not change except for the addition of a new ministerial post.
New airline about to take off
Cambodia Airways, a locally owned airline with $200 million paid-up capital, will launch operations in the next few weeks.
Civil Aviation Secretariat sets 26 training courses
The Civil Aviation Training Center (CATC) of the State Secretariat of Civil Aviation (SSCA) will set up to 26 training courses in 2018 after 261 trainees successfully participated in 2017’s 15 courses. It called for…
Stung Treng airport awaits revamp by ADB
The Asian Development Bank is considering plans to revamp the airport in Stung Treng.
Small Planet set for take off in aviation market
Small Planet becomes the seventh airline registered with the country’s aviation body.
