Kutaisi International Airport was rebuilt in 2012 and is the only international airport in the region offering low-cost airline services.
Kutaisi International Airport is located 200 kilometers from Tbilisi and has key significance. Within a 300 km radius, it connects to Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Russia. Due to favorable climatic conditions and infrastructure, Kutaisi Airport is of backup importance - flights can be operated here in any weather and visibility conditions.
The airport is equipped with high-quality navigation and meteorological systems and has a 2,500-meter-long runway. The airport can serve 600 passengers simultaneously.
- No restrictions on night flights
- Open skies policy with the EU
- Number of aircraft stands – 9
- Number of gates – 7
- Low airport charges & incentives
- Brand new airside & landside infrastructure;
- Aircraft Turnaround Time – 29 min
- Terminal Building - 29 000 m2
- Runway - 2,500 m
- Ground Handling - Operated By UAG (equipped with brand new TLD equipment 2012)
- Georgia is member of ECAA agreement
- 0
Direction
- 0
Airline
- 0
Flights
