Which airlines fly from Russia to Tbilisi and Batumi?
Direct flights and connecting options.
Short answer
Direct flights between Russia and Georgia are operated by Georgia's Georgian Airways and by Russian airlines authorised by the Georgian authorities, such as Azimuth and Red Wings. The main route is Moscow-Tbilisi, with seasonal flights to Batumi and Kutaisi, including from regional cities. Connecting options go via Yerevan, Istanbul, Minsk and Baku.
Why
- Direct flights resumed in May 2023.
- Georgia only admits airlines and aircraft that are not under sanctions.
- Schedules change by season, with more flights in summer.
Details
The easiest way to check current schedules is on ticket aggregators and the Tbilisi, Batumi and Kutaisi airport websites. Buy tickets from the airline's website or a reliable agency.
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Sources
- Georgian Civil Aviation AgencyChecked at:
- United Airports of GeorgiaChecked at:
The list of airlines and flights was checked on October 3, 2026 and changes by season.
Related questions
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Where can you fly to from Tbilisi and Batumi?
Tbilisi has direct flights to Istanbul, Dubai and other Middle East cities, Europe, Russia, Israel, Central Asia and neighbouring countries.
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How do you get from Tbilisi to Azerbaijan?
From Tbilisi you can fly to Azerbaijan or take the Tbilisi-Baku train, relaunched on 26 May 2026: it leaves daily at 21:00 and reaches Baku the next morning, after about nine and a half hours.
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Can you travel from Russia to Georgia by train?
There is no direct passenger train from Russia to Georgia: the railway through Abkhazia doesn't carry passengers to the rest of Georgia, and Georgian law bans entry via Abkhazia.
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Ureki is about 55 kilometres north of Batumi, around an hour's trip.


