Airports in Georgia

4 airports with scheduled flights, busiest first.

Georgia has 4 airports with scheduled passenger flights and an IATA code, 4 of them large. The busiest are Tbilisi International Airport (TBS, 3.0 million passengers, Wikidata, 2022), David the Builder Kutaisi International Airport (KUT, 796,063 passengers, Wikidata, 2022) and Alexander Kartveli Batumi International Airport (BUS, 616,885 passengers, Wikidata, 2022).

Busiest routes

Route Distance Passengers / year
SAW – TBS1,312 km 446,171
IST – TBS1,354 km 427,988
MUC – TBS2,695 km 168,917
KUT – WAW1,961 km 124,395
TBS – WAW2,152 km 108,329
BUS – IST1,075 km 104,387
AYT – TBS1,329 km 98,550
DEL – TBS3,245 km 94,582
ATH – TBS1,841 km 84,272
KUT – LCA1,119 km 82,064
ATH – KUT1,647 km 78,746
FMM – KUT2,599 km 73,075
BVA – KUT3,199 km 62,001
GDN – KUT2,222 km 58,833
KUT – SKG1,640 km 55,458
KUT – WRO2,182 km 53,159
KUT – POZ2,233 km 52,627
KRK – KUT1,951 km 52,176
RIX – TBS2,263 km 49,966
LCA – TBS1,244 km 43,799

Questions

Georgia has 4 airports with scheduled passenger flights and an IATA code, 4 of them large airports (OurAirports, 14 October 2026). Airfields without airline service are not counted.