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Kutaisi Airport

Kutaisi AirportKUT

David the Builder Kutaisi International Airport is Wizz Air's main base in Georgia, offering budget flights across Europe.

Kutaisi Airport. Overview

About the airport

Kutaisi Airport is the second busiest airport in Georgia, located 14 km west of Kutaisi. It serves as the primary base for Wizz Air in the country, offering dozens of affordable direct flights to European cities including Warsaw, Budapest, Barcelona, Rome, Prague, Berlin, Milan, and many more.

The airport underwent a major renovation and features a modern terminal with duty-free shopping, cafés, and a panoramic terrace. Georgian Bus operates regular services from Tbilisi to the airport (approximately 4 hours). Kutaisi is an ideal starting point for exploring the Imereti region, Svaneti, and the Prometheus Cave.

IATA code
KUT
Country
Georgia
Coordinates
42.18, 42.48
Nearest city
Kutaisi · 20 km
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Kutaisi Airport. Q&A

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Quick answers about transfers, routes and preparing for arrival or departure.

How do I get from Tbilisi to Kutaisi Airport?+

Georgian Bus runs regular services from Tbilisi to Kutaisi Airport. The journey takes about 4 hours and costs from 25 GEL.

Which airlines fly from Kutaisi?+

The main carrier is Wizz Air. Other airlines include Belavia, Pegasus Airlines, and FlyArystan.

Where can I fly from Kutaisi Airport?+

Kutaisi offers direct flights to dozens of European cities including Warsaw, Budapest, Barcelona, Rome, Milan, Prague, Berlin, London, Paris, and Athens.

Is there duty-free shopping at Kutaisi Airport?+

Yes, the renovated terminal includes a duty-free shop, souvenir stores, and several cafés.

Why fly via Kutaisi instead of Tbilisi?+

Flights through Kutaisi are often significantly cheaper thanks to low-cost carriers. The airport is also more convenient for exploring western Georgia.

How do I get from Kutaisi Airport to the city?+

Minibuses and taxis run from the airport to Kutaisi city centre. The distance is 14 km, taking about 20 minutes.