Airports in Georgia
Three international airports: Tbilisi (TBS), Kutaisi (KUT) and Batumi (BUS). Below: code, passengers, runway, straight-line distance and the fastest way into the city.
Tbilisi International Airport (TBS)
- Code
- TBS · UGTB
- Passengers
- 4.75 M (2024)
- Runway
- 13R/31L · 3000 m
- To centre
- ≈13.9 km
Fastest. Bus 337 (1 GEL, 06:59–22:59) or a taxi to the centre, 40 GEL, 20–30 min.
Kutaisi International Airport (KUT)
- Code
- KUT · UGKO
- Passengers
- 1.72 M (2024)
- Runway
- 07/25 · 2500 m
- To centre
- ≈21.1 km
Fastest. Shuttle · Kutaisi centre · 30–45 min
Batumi International Airport (BUS)
- Code
- BUS · UGSB
- Passengers
- 1.23 M (2025)
- Runway
- 12/30 · 2500 m
- To centre
- ≈5.3 km
Fastest. Taxi · Batumi centre (Bolt) · 10–20 min
FAQ
How many international airports does Georgia have?
Three: Tbilisi (TBS), Kutaisi (KUT) and Batumi (BUS).
Which airport serves Tbilisi?
Shota Rustaveli Tbilisi International Airport, IATA TBS, ICAO UGTB. About 13.9 km in a straight line from Freedom Square.
How do I get from Tbilisi airport to the centre?
Bus 337, 06:59–22:59, 1 GEL. Fixed-fare taxi: 40 GEL to the centre, 20–30 minutes.
Which airport is closest to its city?
Batumi International Airport (BUS) — about 5.3 km in a straight line to its reference point.
Where do I see today’s flights?
The Tbilisi board refreshes live, with departures and arrivals on their own pages. Kutaisi and Batumi have no board on this site.
Data: airport public pages and OpenStreetMap, 2026-10-07. Fares and timetables change — confirm on site. Distances are straight-line.