About K6
K6 is Cambodia Angkor Air, the national carrier of Cambodia, operating as a regional airline with its main base at Phnom Penh International (KTI). The network is built around Southeast Asian connectivity, with 42 non-stop routes spanning 18 airports and a total network reach of just over 47,000 km. This isn't a global superconnector — it's a focused regional operation that punches beyond its size by covering Cambodia's three main airports while reaching into Vietnam, China, Thailand, and as far as Delhi. Think of it as the airline that keeps Cambodia connected when there's no other obvious option.
Why fly K6?
The honest answer for most travelers is route necessity. K6 serves markets — particularly within Cambodia and between Cambodia and Vietnam — where alternatives are thin or nonexistent. With 23 routes touching Cambodian airports and 8 into Vietnam, it's the default carrier for anyone moving between these two countries without wanting a connection through Bangkok or Kuala Lumpur. The KTI-DEL route at 3,464 km is the standout — it's one of very few direct options between Phnom Penh and India, which matters enormously if you're doing business across those markets. Siem Reap (SAI) is also worth noting: four routes out of an airport that doesn't exactly have queues of competitors fighting for slots.
K6 hub airports
- KTI Phnom Penh — 15 K6 routes from Cambodia
- SAI Siem Reap — 4 K6 routes from Cambodia
- KOS Sihanoukville — 3 K6 routes from Cambodia
- SGN Ho Chi Minh City — 3 K6 routes from Viet Nam
- DAD Da Nang — 2 K6 routes from Viet Nam
Top destination countries on K6
- Cambodia — 23 K6 routes
- Viet Nam — 8 K6 routes
- China — 7 K6 routes
- Thailand — 1 K6 routes
- India — 1 K6 routes
- Hong Kong SAR — 1 K6 routes
- Japan — 1 K6 routes
Tips for booking K6
Book directly when possible — K6's inventory on third-party platforms can lag, especially on the thinner routes out of KOS or SAI. If you're connecting onward through Phnom Penh, build in buffer time; KTI handles the hub traffic but regional operations run on tighter margins. The KTI-DEL route is the longest in the network, so check baggage allowances carefully — what applies on a short Cambodian domestic hop won't necessarily carry over. K6 isn't part of a major global alliance, so don't expect reciprocal lounge access or elite status credits to stack. Treat each ticket on its own terms and you won't be surprised.
Frequently asked questions about K6
Where does K6 fly?
K6 operates 42 routes primarily serving Cambodia, Vietnam, and China. The airline focuses on Southeast Asian destinations with a strong presence in regional markets.
What is K6's main hub airport?
K6's main hub is Phnom Penh International Airport (KTI) in Cambodia, which serves as the primary connection point for the airline's network.
What type of airline is K6?
K6 is a regional carrier focused on serving Southeast Asian markets with point-to-point and hub-based connectivity. The airline operates a lean network model typical of regional carriers in the Asia-Pacific region.
When should I book K6 flights and what fare classes are available?
For regional flights, booking 2-4 weeks in advance typically offers better fares. K6 likely offers multiple fare classes; check directly with the airline for current cabin options and any restrictions on your chosen fare.
What should I know about baggage and check-in with K6?
Baggage allowances and check-in procedures vary by fare class and route. Contact K6 directly or check their website for specific baggage limits, fees, and online check-in availability for your flight.