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New 2018 Services

Georgian Airways (A9) will be flying from Cologne (starting from 27^th March 2018)
 

Flight Number	From	To	Departure	Arrival	Frequency
A9 748	Cologne/Bonn (CGN)	Tbilisi (TBS)	20:50	03:10 (+1)	2,4
A9 747	Tbilisi (TBS)	Cologne/Bonn (CGN)	17:30	19:50	2,4

 

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About

Georgian Airways, formerly named Airzena, is the National Carrier of Georgia.

 

The airline is a dynamic young airline based in Tsibili, connecting this capital city with European and Asian centres. Privately owned and professionally run, the company now operates scheduled flights from Tbilisi to the following destinations of Vienna, Amsterdam, Batumi, Moscow and Tel Aviv. Georgian Airways now flies to destinations including Tbilisi, Paris, Saint-Petersburg and Odessa.

 

Georgian Airways maintains codeshare agreements with Austrian Airlines via Vienna and KLM for flights via Amsterdam. Georgian Airways' fleet includes B737-500, B737-700, Bombardier CRJ100ER and CRJ200LR.

 

In 2010 Georgian Airways became IATA member (International Air Transport Association).

Starting from 2008, Georgian Airways has successfully passed three IOSA audits and the last certification was effectuated in October 2012, and is valid till March 2017.

 

The airline "Airzena" was founded in September 1993. Initially the airline operated charter flights to the United Arab Emirates, Italy, China, Egypt, India, Syria, and also regular flights to Austria. In August 2014, Georgian Airways was launched to replace the name of Airzena.

 

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Baggage

 

Business Class - 30kg

Economy Class - 20kg

For hand baggage, passengers in Economy Class are allowed 1 piece of up to 8kg weight and 2 pieces for Business Class of up to 8kg.

 

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Georgian Airways' Business Class passengers enjoy individual service and high standard of comfort.

Space, more comfort, privacy, variety of food and choice of drinks are the main features that distinguish traveling in business class. Extra space means more leg room and wider tables which are handy for travelers using laptops or doing paperwork. Comfortable wide seats have extra cushioning and advanced lumbar support.

 

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News

22nd June 2018

Georgian Airways resumes Astana-Batumi flights

The Civil Aviation Committee of the Ministry of Investments and Development of Kazakhstan have stated that Georgian Airways is to resume direct flights from Astana to Batumi.

From Fridays from 22nd June - 1st September 2018, the flights will be carried out once a week. Batumi is located on the Black Sea coast and is known as a tourist and cultural center of Georgia.

Currently, Air Astana also carries out Almaty-Tbilisi (5 x weekly) and Astana-Tbilisi (3 x weekly) flights and Scat airline implements Aktau-Tbilisi flights 4 x weekly.

 

 

30th May 2018

Georgian Airways to launch new routes from June 

Georgian Airways will fly between London and the Georgian capital of Tbilisi twice a week from 6th June. 1 piece of baggage will be included in the fares. This expanse in network implies that Georgian Airways has high hopes to become a competive carrier in the country's aviation market.

 

3rd April 2018

Georgian Airways features on anna.aero’s coveted Cake of the Week  

In the end it was Bratislava Airport from Slovakia has achieved the winning place in the cake of the week competition, commanding a whopping 52% of the votes cast. The scrumptious baked delight celebrated the launch of airline Georgian Airways’ service from Tbilisi last week. Taking the runner-up slot was Newcastle Airport, which was around 1,000 votes behind. 

 

28th March 2018

Georgian Airways kick-started its European expansion this week, with the national carrier of Georgia beginning flights from Tbilisi (TBS) to Barcelona (BCN), Berlin Schönefeld (SXF), Bratislava (BTS) and Brussels (BRU).

The quartet of routes will be operated on the airline’s fleet of E190s, with all of the destinations currently unserved from the Georgian capital.

The average sector length of the four routes is 2,920 kilometres. Along with the city pairs inaugurated this week, the carrier will begin flights to Athens, Bologna, Cologne Bonn, Kazan, Paris CDG and Thessaloniki in the coming weeks, with all of these services also planned to be operated on its fleet of E190s.

 

16th January 2018

Georgian Airways to start flights to 7 European cities

Georgian Airways announced that direct flights from Tbilisi to Paris, Brussels, Barcelona, Berlin , Bratislava, Cologne and Bologna will start from March 25, 2018.

Each one of the new destinations will be operated twice weekly, except Tbilisi-Berlin-Tbilisi (three times a week). 

To Brussels - on Thursdays and Sundays, to Paris - on Tuesdays and Fridays, to Barcelona - on Wednesdays and Sundays, to Berlin - on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays , to Bratislava - Tuesdays and Fridays, to Cologne - on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and to Bologna - on Wednesdays and Saturdays, Georgia Online reported.

 

8th January 2018

Georgian Airways is taking advantage of visa-free EU travel by planning a wealth of routes for S18 from Tbilisi; capacity grows by 47% in 2017

Georgian Airways baked this cake to toast the start of its first service between Tbilisi and London Gatwick back in May. From its launch until the end of November, the carrier, according to UK CAA statistics, flew just over 7,700 passengers on the route.

It was not the only carrier to launch non-stop flights between Georgia and the UK last summer, with Wizz Air inaugurating a London Luton route a few weeks after the Georgian Airways first flight, with the ULCC carrying just under 10,200 passengers between up until 30 November.

 

July 2016

Georgian Airways were reported to have wet-leased an Armenia Aircompany B737-700, according to ch-aviation analysis of Flightradar24.

This comes in addition to the further five active aircraft in its fleet including two B737-700s and one CRJ-100 and CRJ-200 each.

 

 

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Boeing 737-500 

 

 

  

 

 

Boeing 737-700

 

Bombardier CRJ200LR 

 

  

Bombardier CRJ100ER

 

 

 

Tbilisi International Airport

HUB Airport

 

Shota Rustaveli Tbilisi International Airport formerly known as Novo Alexeyevka International Airport, is the main international airport in Georgia, located 17 km  southeast  of the capital Tbilisi.

Airlines that fly from and to Tbilisi International Airport include Turkish Airlines, Aeroflot, Air Astana, Flydubai and Qatar.

 

eorgian Airways, based in Tbilisi, and National Carrier of Georgia, is a dynamic young airline, connecting this capital city with five European centres. Privately owned and professionally run, the company now operates two-class scheduled flights from Tbilisi to the following destinations: • Athens • Amsterdam • Frankfurt • Dubai • Kiev • Minsk • Paris • Tel Aviv • Vienna With a mixed fleet of Boeing 737 aircraft and modern Yakolevs (Type 40 and 42’s), Georgian Airways is a modern airline, in a country with a long proud history stretching back into antiquity. In modern times the presidency of Edvard Shevardnadze finished with the Rose revolution in 2003 and recently the country has been hailed as a beacon of democracy by non-other than George W. Bush! Book flights to Tbilisi with official agent, Alternative Airlines, for great fares and secure online booking in a choice of major currencies. Georgian Airways (Georgian: ჯორჯიან ეარვეისი), formerly Airzena, is the privately owned flag carrier of the Republic of Georgia, with its headquarters in Tbilisi.[1] Its main base is Tbilisi International Airport