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Cambodia Angkor Air



ICON
The logo represents the Angkor Wat temple symbol & also the bird wing used on the low-relieves at Angkor Wat. It is complemented by a stylized bird wing, referring to fluidity and elegance: the strength and the beauty of the temple, the agility and the speed of the bird. These two components complement each other to describe the qualities of safety and performance that any traveler expect from an airline, with a typical Khmer beauty that brings a special touch of personality to the company.


COLORS

The first part of the name is written in dark purple. Purple expresses the alliance of the blue (security and calm) and the red (strength and passion). The purple is transferred the golden yellow- a Royal color and Cambodia’s traditional symbol of prosperity.

Tahe word “Air” is treated with a specific color (warm saffron) and a specific font, in order to boost the logo and to reduce its length. The painting of the plane uses these three colors on the back of the fuselage, plus an elegant and modern grey (50% black with red).

CONTACT

I. Cambodia Angkor Air Offices

    1. Phnom Penh (Head Office):
      House 206A, Preah Norodom Boulevard, Phnom Penh city, Cambodia
      Tel.: +(855) 23 6666 786 | +(855) 23 6666 788
              +(855) 23 6666 789 | +(855) 23 212 564 
       Fax:+(855) 23 224 164
       Working Days: Monday to Friday (8:00am - 12:00pm and 1:30pm - 5:30pm)
     
     2. Siem Reap Office:
      House 17D, Omkhun Street, Siem Reap, Cambodia
      Tel: +(855) 63 969 268 | +(855) 63 636 3666
      Fax:+(855) 63 969 166
      Working Days: Monday to Friday (8:00am - 12:00pm and 1:30pm - 5:30pm)

    3. Bangkok Air Ground Handling co.,ltd
     777 Moo 1, Nong prue, Bang phli
     Samut prakan 10540, Thailand
     Tel: +(66) 2 134 4384
     Fax: +(66) 2 134 4377
     Email: NarumonD@BFSAsia.com
     Sita: bkkkpxh or bkkkpxh@bfs.avinetmail.net Khun.Narumond Damrongkathai (Jeap ), Manager
     Passenger Services

    4. Guangzhou Office:
     Room No 504A, 5th Floor, Atrium Area, Crowne Plaza, 339 Huanshi Dong Road, Guangzhou
     Tel: +86 20 83310123 | +86 20 83312213
     Email: seleneli@angkor-air.com and reganliu@angkor-air.com
     Working Days: Monday to Friday (9:00am - 12:00pm and 1:30pm - 6:00pm)

    5. Shanghai Office:
      Room #1165-1167,Imago Suite Tower
      NO.99 Wu Ning Road, Putuo District Shanghai
      中国上海市普陀区武宁路99号我格广场办公楼11层65-67室
      Tel: +86 21 60562320
      Email: vivien@angkor-air.com and melodyzhang@angkor-air.com
     Working Days: Monday to Friday (9:00am - 12:00pm and 1:30pm - 6:00pm)

II. Online Booking Helpdesk (Headquarters)
    Tel: +855 23 666 0330
    Email: helpdesk_online@cambodiaangkorair.com
    Working Days: Monday to Friday (8:00am - 12:00pm and 1:30pm - 5:30pm)

**Note: Please call us at every working hour (GMT+7:00, Phnom Penh local time). Outside working hours, please send us an email. We will try to reply all of your queries as soon as possible at every working day.

You can find more about this company through its official website that included Cambodia Angkor Air General Sale Agents , Agent Support Team (for travel agents only) , Charter Flight Sales, Group Sales, and Advertising Sales
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