Georgian Airways

Georgian Airways is a small national passenger carrier based at Tbilisi International Airport (TBS) that offers a mix of scheduled and charter services. From a traveler’s perspective it operates as a regional airline connecting Georgia with nearby countries and selected international destinations rather than as a major network carrier or alliance member.

Service is generally utilitarian and geared toward point-to-point travel; amenities and frequencies are more limited than those of large international airlines, and schedules can be seasonal or change with demand.

Where Georgian Airways Flies

Georgian Airways operates from its main base at Tbilisi International Airport (TBS) and focuses on regional scheduled services out of Georgia, supplemented by seasonal charter flights to leisure destinations. Service patterns and destinations can change with the season, so travelers should verify specific routings and frequencies when planning a trip.

Hubs

• Tbilisi International Airport · TBS

Aircraft types operated: 4

Tips for Flying Georgian Airways

• Confirm baggage allowances and any extra-fee services at booking, as allowances and fees can vary between scheduled and charter fares.
• Check the airline’s published schedule before booking because many routes are seasonal or run at limited frequencies outside peak travel periods.
• If lounge access or premium ground services are important, plan to use airport or partner lounges since in-house facilities may be limited.
• Arrive at Tbilisi (TBS) with extra time for check-in and document checks, particularly on international departures and during busy travel periods.