Khmer Airlines was an airline based in Cambodia. History As Khmer Akas Khmer Akas was founded in 1970, it operated Convair 440 and more, the airline ceased in 1973 to be rebranded as Khmer Airlines. As Khmer Airlines Khmer Airlines was founded in 1973 after Khmer Akas ceased operations, it operated Britten-Norman BN-2 aircraft and Douglas DC-3 piston airliner, the airline ceased in 1975 after the fall of the Khmer Rouge Destinations Fleet Before it ceased operations in 1975, Khmer Airlines operated: Accidents and Incidents On 8 October 1974, a Douglas DC-3 attempted to take off with out flaps, while aircraft was overrunning the runway, it hit 4 buffaloes killing them and the one of the propellers separated from the aircraft. On 1975 (day and month unknown), a Britten Norman BN-2 Islander was destroyed on the ground References Defunct airlines of Cambodia Airlines established in 1973 Airlines disestablished in 1975