Georgia’s Air Network Expands for Summer 2026 with New Routes across Europe and Beyond
Georgia's aviation sector is expanding its air network for summer 2026 with new routes across Europe and beyond, strengthening its position as a travel hub. The country's three main airports, Tbilisi, Kutaisi, and Batumi, are developing distinct roles, with new routes and increased frequencies expected to support growing travel demand.
Georgia's aviation sector is expanding for summer 2026. The country's three main airports - Tbilisi, Kutaisi, and Batumi - are developing distinct roles. Tbilisi remains the primary gateway for full-service carriers, Kutaisi is a base for low-cost airlines, and Batumi operates seasonally for Black Sea tourism. New routes include FlyArystan's Astana to Batumi service and Air Cairo's Cairo to Batumi link. European connectivity is also expanding, with Norwegian Air Sweden operating between Tbilisi and Copenhagen, and Eurowings launching direct flights between Tbilisi and Cologne. Low-cost carriers continue to play a central role, with Wizz Air Malta increasing its Venice to Kutaisi frequency. The expanded network supports Georgia's role as a connector region between Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
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