What are the top 3 destinations from Georgia’s Kutaisi Airport?
In total Kutaisi Airport served 617,342 passengers in 2018, which is a 52.5% increase year-on-year. Photo: United Airports of Georgia.
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Vienna, Rome, Prague are the top three in demand directions from Georgia’s Kutaisi International Airport in February 2019, announces United Airports of Georgia.
After these three cities comes Athens and Memmingen.
In total Kutaisi Airport served 617,342 passengers in 2018, which is a 52.5% increase year-on-year.
United Airports of Georgia reports that 95% of Kutaisi airport passengers (587,643 passengers) were taken by WizzAir.
Kutaisi is leading in European airports in terms of growing passenger traffic.
Starting August 1 Wizz Air will base a third aircraft AIRBUS A320 in Kutaisi airport.
Currently, a new terminal is being built at Kutaisi airport, which will be opened this year to cater to the rapidly growing number of passengers.
Also from August 1, Kutaisi International Airport will introduce six new European destinations, announces Georgian Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze.
Wizz Air has been carrying out flights on the Georgian aviation market since it opened its first Caucasian base in September 2016.
As for Kutaisi Airport, a new terminal is being built that is expected to triple the capacity of the airport. Construction of a new terminal is due to be completed by the end of 2019.
Starting 1 August, Kutaisi International Airport will introduce six new European destinations, announces Georgian Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze. Eindhoven (Netherlands), Bari (Italy), Copenhagen (Denmark), Basel (Switzerland), Tallinn (Estonia) and Brussels (Belgium) are the new destinations where travellers from Georgia can arrive at an affordable price starting in August.
Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air, is launching a new direct flight that will connect Georgia to Romania. Starting from July 3, 2018 Wizz Air will launch flights between Georgia’s western city of Kutaisi and Romania’s capital of Bucharest, the airline company announced today.
A new direct flight, offered by Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air, will soon more tightly connect Georgia and Austria.
Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air is launching a new direct flight that will connect Georgia to Poland.
Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air will add new routes from Georgia’s Kutaisi International Airport to eight European cities, announces the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency.
The airports of Kutaisi and Batumi are again leading airports across Europe in terms of the growth of passenger flow, the International Council of Airports (ACI Europe) reports in its data for February.
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Vienna, Rome and Prague are the top three in demand directions from Georgia’s Kutaisi International Airport in the first quarter of 2019, announces United Airports of Georgia.
Ukrainian law-cost airlines SkyUp Airlines is launching flights to Odesa and Kharkiv from Kutaisi International Airport starting June 4, announces the United Airports of Georgia.
Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air will add new routes from Georgia’s Kutaisi International Airport to 12 cities, announces the Ministry of Economy of Georgia. Georgian Economy Minister Natia Turnava said that several months of intense negotiations had been successfully completed and “we have signed an agreement with Wizz Air today”.
Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air is celebrating its 7th anniversary of operations in Georgia’s western Kutaisi International Airport, awarding the lucky two millionth passenger with a €200 travel voucher.
Kutaisi International Airport ranked second in Europe in 2019 in terms of experiencing the highest increase in passenger flow among European airports welcoming less than 5 million passengers per year, show data from Airports Council International Europe (ACI Europe).