Description
MiNo. 2931A FDC(I)-I- Cambodia
Opr. (2x5); A = perforated K 13; B = imperforated
FDC(I), Issue date: April 01, 2026
Picture descriptions:
een) Boeing 737 MAX
2931 A 4,000 R multicolor een
Quantity FDC(I): ONLY 50!! pieces
Designer: Cambodia Post
Printer: Instampvina, Vietnam
Conservation Status:
Here as a FDC (Version I) with perforated Single Stamp and first day cancellation
Issue Notice:
Opr. (2x5); A = perforated K 13; B = imperforated
FDC(I), Issue date: April 01, 2026
Picture descriptions:
een) Boeing 737 MAX
2931 A 4,000 R multicolor een
Quantity FDC(I): ONLY 50!! pieces
Designer: Cambodia Post
Printer: Instampvina, Vietnam
Conservation Status:
Here as a FDC (Version I) with perforated Single Stamp and first day cancellation
Issue Notice:
- A total of 5,050 FDCs were printed. Of these, 5,000 went directly to Air Cambodia for internal use. Only this FDC is official, all others are unauthorized private printings!
- Air Cambodia (formerly Cambodia Angkor Air) will celebrate its 70th anniversary in 2026.
- As Cambodia's national airline, the company's history dates back to October 15, 1956.
- Here are the key highlights from the anniversary celebration and current developments (as of April 2026):
- Anniversary Celebration ("A Night of Gratitude"): A grand celebration was held on April 8, 2026, at the Yue Rong Zhuang Restaurant to commemorate 70 years of aviation excellence and honor business partners.
- Growth and Fleet Expansion: The airline has a positive track record, with three consecutive years of profitability. Its fleet is being expanded with ATR72-600, Boeing 737 MAX, and C909 aircraft.
- Expansion (100-Office Plan): Air Cambodia plans to open 100 ticket offices in all 25 provinces and cities of Cambodia within the next three years.
- Historical Context: The airline was established by a sub-decree of the Royal Government and is responsible for VIP flights for the Royal Family and the Prime Minister.
- Shareholders: Shareholders include the Cambodian government, the Henan Airport Investment Group (China), and Vietnam Airlines.
- Note: Air Cambodia was renamed Cambodia Angkor Air in January 2025.
