Air Cambodia Appoints Aeroprime Group as Its Exclusive India GSA

During the IATA AGM 2025, Air Cambodia, the national airline of Cambodia, announced the appointment of Aeroprime Group as its exclusive Passenger General Sales Agent (GSA) in India, effective from July 1, 2025.

This decision builds on the existing relationship between Air Cambodia and Aeroprime Group. In addition to acting as the exclusive Pan India Cargo GSSA, Aeroprime Group will now oversee passenger and cargo sales, operations, and associated services within the Indian market.

“We are delighted to strengthen our collaboration with Aeroprime Group by entrusting them with both our passenger and cargo business in India,” said David Zhan, CEO of Air Cambodia. “Their proven expertise and extensive network make them the ideal partner as we continue to expand our footprint in this important market.” 

Headquartered in New Delhi, Aeroprime Group is a prominent provider of aviation services, with a proven track record in airline management, sales, and customer support across several countries. With this additional role, the company will drive Air Cambodia’s passenger and freight sales efforts, support marketing activities, and work to ensure smooth experiences for travellers and cargo clients in India.

“We are honoured to be appointed as the exclusive Passenger GSA for Air Cambodia in India,” said Abhishek Goyal, Executive Director & CEO of Aeroprime Group. “Managing both passenger and cargo operations for Air Cambodia allows us to offer integrated solutions and further strengthen the bridge between India and Cambodia. With Aeroprime’s commitment to exceptional customer service, an expansive sales network, and focused efforts on building brand awareness, we aim to boost visibility and demand for the airline in the Indian market. Cambodia is renowned for its stunning temples, especially the iconic Angkor Wat temple complex in Siem Reap, the largest religious monument in the world. It is a truly exceptional destination, and we look forward to making it even more accessible and appealing to Indian travellers.”