Airlines
Air Cambodia Orders Up to 20 Boeing 737 Max Narrowbodies
Carrier is a new Boeing customer, placing its largest ever order
Cambodian 737 MAX
The 737 MAX will be the first Boeing airplanes operated by a Cambodian airline.

Air Cambodia has become a new Boeing customer, confirming an order for up to twenty 737 Max narrowbodies at the Singapore Airshow on Tuesday. The deal, which was privately agreed in December, covers ten 737-8s with options for 10 more. At list prices, the deal is worth up to $2.4 billion. 

The Phnom Penh-based carrier’s fleet includes a mix of six Airbus A320s and ATR 72s, serving domestic routes and destinations in China, India, Japan, Thailand, and Vietnam. It previously agreed to buy up to 20 C909 and C919 airliners from China’s Comac group.

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