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Formed in 2010 and started operations in 2011. Scheduled & charter, domestic & international, passenger & cargo jet airplane services.
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254 IOC Building (4F-2)
Monivong Boulevard
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
The Kingdom of Cambodia was established in 1945, covers an area of 181,035 sq km, has a population of 11 million, its capital is Phnom Penh, and its official language is Cambodian.
Covering an area of 181,035 square kilometers, Cambodia is about half the size of Germany. In the West, the country is bordered by Thailand, in the North by Laos, and in the East by Vietnam. By far the most important river of Cambodia is the Mekong, which passes through the country for about 500 km in a north southerly direction. The Mekong is passable for ships from its delta in Vietnam until Phnom Penh. Southeast Asia's largest lake, Tonle Sap, is in Cambodia and is connected to the Mekong by a short river, also called Tonle Sap. For most of the time, this river flows from lake Tonle Sap into the Mekong. However, during the Southeast Asian rainy season from June to October, when the Mekong drains large areas of SE Asia, the Tonle Sap river flows from the Mekong back into lake Tonle Sap, thus causing enormous floods in the area surrounding the lake. During this time, lake Tonle Sap can swell to >2x- its regular size. Central Cambodia is a fertile plain. Mountain ranges in the shape of a semicircle form a natural boundary with Thailand. In the West are the Cardamon Mountains (designated after the spice of the same name), in the Southwest the Elephant Mountains and in the North the Dankret Mountain Range. The highest mountain in Cambodia is Phnom Aural in the Cardamon range, at a height of 1,813 m. To, date these mountain ranges are comparatively densely covered with forest and are only sparsely populated. All 3 are still operating areas of the Khmer Rouge guerrillas. The southern coastal strip has never been of importance for the Cambodian economy. It is separated from the central plain by difficult terrain. The Mekong has always been the economical conduit of Cambodia.
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