Airports in Georgia: full screen map.List of airports Georgians, divided by region. The construction of two new airports is currently planned, one of which is international.
Abkhazia
- 1 Sokhumi-Babushara Airport (IATA: SUI) (Sokhumi). The airport is in the self-declared state ofAbkhazia and it is not yet operational even if the government has an interest in launching flights in the near future but for now it only carries out flights to a remote village and flights of the United Nations Mission Observer. Abkhazian airspace is mainly controlled by the Russian Air Force, but also by the fledgling Abkhazian Air Force, and unauthorized aircraft entering it, especially if coming from Georgia, could be shot down.
Cartalia
- 2 Tbilisi International Airport (IATA: TBS) (Tbilisi). It is the largest airport in the nation and as of 2012 Alitalia operated a direct flight from Rome-Fiumicino as well as Fly Georgia, a private company founded in 2012.
- 3 Natakhtari Airport (Mtskheta). It is a domestic airport that offers connections with Ambrolauri, Kutaisi is Svanezia.
Cachezia
This region has no international or significant airports.
Northwestern Georgia
- 4 Queen Tamar Airport (Svanezia). It is a small airport used for domestic flights.
Southwestern Georgia
- 5 Batumi International Airport (IATA: BUS) (Batumi). It does not offer direct connections with Italy, but various airlines offer connections to one or more airports in Istanbul, Kiev-Borispol, Belgrade or Minsk from Milan, Rome, Catania, Venice, Bologna is Naples
South Ossetia
This region has no international or significant airports.
Rioni region
- 6 Kutaisi International Airport (IATA: KUT) (Kutaisi), ☎ 995 0431-237000, @[email protected]. Offers links from Bologna, Milan-Malpensa e Rome-Fiumicino normally with the need for a stopover, but seasonally directed through the company Wizz Air.
- 7 Ambrolauri Airport (Ambrolauri). It is a small airport that offers domestic flights.
Samtskhe-Javakheti
This region has no international or significant airports.
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