Air Cambodia plans to retrofit ATR’s currently under development ‘X-Space Table’ in 2027 across its fleet of three turboprops. The business class section will feature four business seats arranged in two rows in a one-by-one layout, offering direct window and aisle access for each traveller, as well as enhanced comfort, privacy and individual stowage compartments.

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The ‘X-Space Table’ is part of ATR HighLine, the manufacturer’s collection of business class cabin interiors introduced in 2023. It being designed to support dynamic fleet operations, enabling swift installation and removal, allowing airlines to switch between full economy and dual-class cabin configurations.

“We are eager to introduce a new business class offering across our fleet of ATRs, as it will enable Air Cambodia to offer a more refined travel experience while maintaining the agility required in our operations”, said David Zhan, Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Air Cambodia. “This solution supports our commitment to providing greater comfort and choice to passengers across Cambodia, while ensuring continuity of service with our single-aisle fleet. It also strengthens our ability to adapt to evolving travel needs.”

Nathalie Tarnaud Laude, Chief Executive Officer of ATR, adds: “The X-Space Table reflects ATR’s DNA of versatility, allowing operators to create new opportunities for ancillary revenue and adapt to evolving passenger expectations around comfort and inflight experience. We are grateful for Air Cambodia’s continued trust, and we are confident that their disruptive vision of air travel will make a significant difference for tomorrow’s regional aviation.”

Air Cambodia operates ATR aircraft on key regional routes including Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Sihanoukville, Ho Chi Minh City and other cities. Recognised with a three-star rating by Skytrax for its customer experience, the airline continues to enhance its service offering by being the first ATR operator to implement this specific type of dual-class configuration on its fleet.