Jardine Schindler Cambodia secures maintenance contract at Siem Reap Angkor Interna-tional Airport

Jardine Schindler Cambodia is pleased to secure the maintenance contract at Siem Reap Angkor International Airport, operated by Yunnan Airinvestment (Cambodia) Airport Management Company Ltd. Since opening in early 2024, the airport marked a major milestone for Cambodia’s growing aviation and tourism sector. It also plays a key role in supporting Cambodia's tourism sector and providing a modern gateway to Siem Reap, home to the world-renowned Angkor Wat.

The project has benefited from end-to-end support across the Schindler network, from installation through ongoing maintenance. Schindler China originally oversaw the installation of 34 units, including 22 Schindler 5000 elevators, 11 escalators, and one dumbwaiter. Jardine Schindler Cambodia has consistently earned the ongoing trust of the client, resulting in the extension of the maintenance contract due to its demonstrated reliability, responsiveness, and safety performance. In an aviation environment where even minor disruptions can impact passenger experience and airport operations, the team has remained focused on providing reliable, high-quality service from the very beginning.

This contract demonstrates how strong service performance can turn initial responsibility into long-term partnership – supporting safe and efficient operations at a key gateway to Cambodia’s tourism industry.

"Winning this contract reflects the trust we have built through consistent performance at the airport. Our team’s ability to deliver high uptime, fast response, and safe operations has been critical in supporting the airport’s smooth opening and daily operations," said Charmain Huang, General Manager, Jardine Schindler Cambodia.

"Jardine Schindler Cambodia has demonstrated strong reliability and responsiveness during the initial maintenance period. Their commitment to resolving issues quickly and maintaining smooth passenger flow was a key factor in our decision to award the extended maintenance contract," said the Terminal Operations Manager of Yunnan Air investment (Cambodia) Airport Management Company Ltd.