Kutaisi Airport passengers will receive 7-day free train fare
The seven-day fare will be issued after presenting Kutaisi Airport tickets at the station, with two-way connections for the train ticket including the capital Tbilisi and the western cities of Zugdidi, Batumi, Poti and Ozurgeti. Photo: Georgian Railway/Facebook
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Passengers arriving at or departing from the Kutaisi International Airport in western Georgia will receive free week-long train tickets from Georgian Railway starting this Saturday, the company announced on Thursday.
The seven-day fare will be issued after presenting Kutaisi Airport tickets at the station, with two-way connections for the train ticket including the capital Tbilisi and the western cities of Zugdidi, Batumi, Poti and Ozurgeti.
Georgian Railway also said the transfer of passengers between the recently renovated Kopitnari train station and the Airport would be carried out by United Airports of Georgia, adding all passenger trains would stop at the station.
The railway company recently unveiled the renovated train station connecting passengers between cities in the country to the Kutaisi International Airport. It said the Station had undergone a “complete renovation” with modern standards and was tailored to the needs of people with disabilities.
Georgian Railway has unveiled a renovated train station that will connect passengers between cities of the country to the Kutaisi International Airport in western Georgia.
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A new terminal of Kutaisi International Airport has opened today, now allowing the airport capable of serving 2.5 million passengers annually, announces United Airports of Georgia. Georgian Economy Minister Natia Turnava said that the number of airlines that operated at Kutaisi International Airport before the pandemic has almost been restored.
Georgian Railway is adding a new branch to its main line to reach Kutaisi International Airport which is known for its cheap international flights to other European countries.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili, along with the representatives of executive, legislative and local authorities, visited the rehabilitated Kopitnari railway station in Georgia’s western Imereti region on Saturday.
Georgia’s western Kutaisi International Airport served 59,033 passengers in April, marking an 87 percent recovery from the pre-pandemic figure from 2019, United Airports of Georgia announced on Friday.
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