More flights, more passengers at Kutaisi International Airport
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More flights will soon be arriving and departing from Georgia’s second largest airport, Kutaisi International Airport.
Georgia’s Ministry of Economy announced the airport in central Georgia would increase the frequency of flights coming into and out of the airport.
From May 27, 2016 Ukraine International Airlines will add four flights per week to the Kutaisi-Kiev route, and from June 4 the flights will be carried out every day.
The Ministry added Ural Airlines based Yekaterinburg, Russia, will also add flights into the airport from February 24 on the Kutaisi-Moscow route. These services will be carried out twice per week.
From August 1 the same airline will increase its flight frequency to three times per week – on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
As of today Ukraine International Airlines performs flights from Kutaisi International Airport three times a week on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday while Ural Airlines carries out flights only once per week, on Saturday.
The flag carrier of Israel, El Al Israel Airlines, plans to launch regular flights between Georgia’s capital Tbilisi and Black Sea resort town Batumi and Tel Aviv, Israel’s second largest city.
More planes will be flying between Georgian and Turkish skies when another Turkish airline enters the Georgian market.
With the summer aviation season now in full swing, Georgia is offering more flights into and out of the country.
Ukrainian airline YanAir is renewing flights between the capital cities of Georgia and Ukraine for the summer tourist season.
Kutaisi International Airport will soon become the first airport in the region to have a low-cost airline based there.
Tbilisi International Airport will be closed to daytime flights for four months due to maintenance works on the runway.
A contractor involved in the runway upgrade at Tbilisi Shota Rustaveli International Airport has died after an on-site accident.
Kutaisi International Airport is continuing to expand its services by offering new affordable flights to seven European destinations.
Ireland’s low-cost airline Ryanair could be the next airline to come to Georgia, offering affordable flights to Ireland and the rest of Europe.
Four new airlines are coming to Batumi International Airport, located on Georgia’s Black Sea coastline, to offer more flights and fresh routes this summer.
Gulf Air, the principal flag carrier of Bahrain, is eyeing up direct flights to Georgia.
A local airline and two international carriers are adding new flights and increasing the frequency of existing flights to Georgia this summer.
Batumi International Airport in Georgia’s west coast is welcoming new airlines and new flight routes, offering new destinations and a better service for travellers in Georgia.
China Southern Airlines, a major Chinese airline, will begin regular flights from September 22, 2016 to stimulate bilateral tourism ties and increase the number of visitors between the countries. The flights will be between Beijing-Urumqi-Tbilisi.
With the summer aviation season now in full swing, more flights from a wide variety of airlines are flying into and out of the country.
Travelling between Georgia and Turkmenistan will become easier thanks to new direct flights linking the two capital cities from September this year.
Low-cost airline Air Arabia from the United Arab Emirates is coming to Batumi International Airport, located on Georgia’s Black Sea coastline, to offer more flights and fresh routes this summer.
Travelling between Georgia and Turkmenistan will become easier thanks to new direct flights linking the two capital cities from September this year.