Three new airlines fly to Tbilisi International Airport
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Tbilisi Shota Rustaveli International Airport in Georgia’s capital city is welcoming new airlines and new flight routes, offering a greater range of services for travellers in Georgia.
Starting from November, three new airlines from Russia, Ukraine and Turkmenistan will perform regular flights from Tbilisi to different destinations.
Russian low-cost airline Pobeda will start regular flights from November 1 between Tbilisi and Rostov in Russia.
Turkmenistan's flag carrier, Turkmenistan Airlines, will launch flights on November 2 and link Georgia's capital Tbilisi and Ashgabat, Turkmenistan’s capital.
Thirdly, DART Airlines of Ukraine will begin regular flights between Tbilisi and Kiev from November 27.
For the first time ever, new flights are connecting the capital cities of Georgia and China. The inaugural flight between Beijing and Tbilisi is set to touch down at Tbilisi Shota Rustaveli International Airport this evening.
Travelling between Georgia and Turkmenistan will become easier thanks to new direct flights linking the two capital cities from September this year.
The capital cities of Georgia and Iran are now better linked thanks to the introduction of a new seasonal charter route between Tbilisi and Tehran.
Royal Falcon Airlines of Jordan is showing interest in beginning flights linking Georgia’s capital Tbilisi and Jordan’s capital Amman.
Qatar Airways, the state-owned flag carrier of Qatar, is increasing flight frequency to Georgia for the winter aviation season.
Georgia and Turkmenistan were about to make history by launching direct flights linking the two capitals, however the deal is postponed for an "uncertain time”.
The winter aviation season has begun, and with this, more flights will come into and out of Georgia’s three international airports.
New direct flights will link the two capital cities of Ukraine and Georgia from next month.
Qatar Airways, the state-owned flag carrier of Qatar, is increasing flight frequency to Georgia to deal with steadily increasing demand.
42 airlines are performing flights to the three international airports of Georgia in Tbilisi, Kutaisi and Batumi this summer.