Kutaisi Airport: 32 Destinations, Including 25 in Europe

Levan Moseshvili at Kutaisi International Airport

Kutaisi Airport destinations currently cover 16 countries, with flights operating to 32 destinations. Of these, 25 are in Europe.

According to Levan Moseshvili, Director General of United Airports of Georgia, the development of Kutaisi International Airport has brought Kutaisi and the Imereti region closer to the rest of the world. He said the airport also plays an important role in the region’s tourism and economic development.

Moseshvili made the statement at an event dedicated to the 14th anniversary of Kutaisi International Airport. The event also marked the 10th anniversary of Wizz Air’s Kutaisi base.

Kutaisi Airport destinations: 32 routes

According to Moseshvili, the development of Kutaisi Airport is not limited to aviation. He described it as part of the wider development of Imereti.

“An airport is not only infrastructure. It is a space that connects people. Every passenger is a specific story,” Moseshvili said.

According to him, the development of the airport also contributes to the development of Kutaisi and the Imereti region.

An international visitor’s journey does not end at the airport. Travelers continue to Kutaisi and other municipalities across Imereti.

They visit hotels, restaurants and tourist attractions.

“Kutaisi International Airport is no longer only a place for receiving and departing passengers. It plays an important role in the economic and tourism development of the region,” Moseshvili said.

Today, six airlines operate from Kutaisi International Airport. Flights connect the airport with 16 countries and 32 destinations. Of these, 25 are European destinations.

More information about flights and destinations is available on the official Kutaisi International Airport website.

Kutaisi Airport destinations and tourism in Imereti

According to Levan Moseshvili, Kutaisi Airport serves as a gateway for Imereti and connects the region with countries around the world.

“Kutaisi International Airport is a gateway connecting Imereti with the world. It plays an important role in the economic and tourism development of the region,” he said.

According to Moseshvili, Wizz Air has a special place in this development.

Passenger traffic has also increased alongside the airport’s development. According to Moseshvili, the airport handled approximately 1.8 million passengers in 2025.

In its first year of operation, the airport handled approximately 12,800 passengers.

The development of Kutaisi Airport is also an important factor in Georgia’s tourism potential. Read more in the Travel News article about Georgia’s tourism potential.

Wizz Air’s Kutaisi base marks 10 years

The 14th anniversary of Kutaisi International Airport also coincides with the 10th anniversary of Wizz Air’s Kutaisi base.

Wizz Air operated its first flight from Kutaisi 14 years ago. In 2016, the airline opened its base at the airport.

According to Levan Moseshvili, the opening of the base created new opportunities for Kutaisi and the wider region.

“This was no longer simply about adding new air routes. It marked a new stage of development for both the airport and the region as a whole,” Moseshvili said.

The opening of the base allowed the airline to operate from Kutaisi on a permanent basis.

This was followed by new routes and increased flight frequencies. It also created additional employment opportunities.

Wizz Air’s Kutaisi base started with one based aircraft. Today, the base has grown to four based aircraft.

“The history that started with one based aircraft has now reached four based aircraft,” Moseshvili said.

According to him, Wizz Air’s Kutaisi base has become one of the important pillars supporting the airport’s growth.

Wizz Air in Georgia’s aviation market

According to the Director General of United Airports of Georgia, Wizz Air is one of the most important players in Georgia’s aviation market.

He said that the Kutaisi base makes a significant contribution to this position.

“Wizz Air is one of the most important players in Georgia’s aviation market today. The Kutaisi base makes a particular contribution to this result,” Moseshvili said.

The development of Wizz Air’s base is not limited to passenger numbers and the growth of destinations.

It also concerns people who have gained opportunities to work in the aviation sector and develop new professional experience.

According to Moseshvili, the 10th anniversary of Wizz Air’s Kutaisi base is part of the history of Kutaisi Airport’s development.

More information about the activities and current projects of Georgia’s airports is available on the official website of United Airports of Georgia.

A new stage in the development of Kutaisi Airport

The development of Kutaisi International Airport also includes infrastructure expansion.

A new 3.5-kilometer runway is scheduled to open by the end of the year. The new runway will enable the airport to accommodate wide-body aircraft.

The new infrastructure will also create opportunities for longer-distance flights. It will also support the development of air cargo operations.

Read more about the project in the Travel News article about the new runway at Kutaisi Airport.

The 14-year development of Kutaisi International Airport reflects the airport’s growth. Wizz Air’s Kutaisi base has also now reached its 10th anniversary.

International air connections have expanded, creating new opportunities for the region.

Today, Kutaisi Airport connects Georgia with 16 countries through 32 destinations. Of these, 25 are European destinations.

Would you like an article about your business or project?

If you would like to have an informative article prepared about your business, tourism facility, project or event, or would like to distribute a press release through Travel News, contact us:

📧 info@travelingeorgia.ge

Travel News – Your Tourism Media Partner

Picture of travelnews.ge

travelnews.ge

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Pinterest
Telegram
Print