How many airports does Georgia have, and what are they called?
International airports and local mountain airfields.
Short answer
Georgia has three international airports: Tbilisi Shota Rustaveli, Kutaisi David the Builder and Batumi Alexander Kartveli. There are also small airports for domestic flights, such as Mestia in Svaneti and Ambrolauri in Racha. Tbilisi handles the most international flights, while low-cost airlines often fly to Kutaisi.
Why
- The Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi and Mestia airports are run by the state company United Airports of Georgia.
- Kutaisi has become a base for European low-cost airlines.
- Batumi airport is a few kilometres from the city, on the road towards the Turkish border.
Details
Bus 337 runs from Tbilisi airport into the city, shuttle buses link Kutaisi airport with Tbilisi and Batumi, and Batumi airport is connected to the city by bus and taxi. Flights to Mestia and Ambrolauri depend on the weather.
People also ask
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Sources
- United Airports of GeorgiaChecked at:
- Georgian Civil Aviation AgencyChecked at:
Timetables, fares and journey times change, so check with the carrier before you travel.
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