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Plan · Georgia & Azerbaijan

Getting there — flights & airports

Georgia has three international airports and Azerbaijan one — so how you fly in shapes the trip. Here is how travellers usually reach the Caucasus, and how we sequence it.

Flying into Georgia

Georgia has three international airports — Tbilisi (TBS), Kutaisi (KUT) and Batumi (BUS). Tbilisi is the main hub; Kutaisi is the low-cost gateway that budget carriers such as Wizz Air use for many European routes; Batumi suits a Black-Sea-first trip. Which is cheapest or most direct depends on your city and dates, so we check live routes when we plan.

Flying into Azerbaijan

Baku's Heydar Aliyev International (GYD) is Azerbaijan's single hub, served by the national carrier plus a growing list of full-service and low-cost airlines. It is the natural start or end point for an Azerbaijan trip, or for a combined Georgia–Azerbaijan itinerary.

Connecting the two

For combined trips we usually link Tbilisi and Baku by a short direct flight rather than the long land route, and handle the timing so your arrival transfer and first night line up. Tell us your home city and we advise the smartest way in and out.

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Good to know

Which airports fly into Georgia?
Georgia has three international airports: Tbilisi (TBS, the main hub), Kutaisi (KUT, the low-cost gateway used by budget carriers such as Wizz Air for many European routes) and Batumi (BUS, handy for a Black-Sea-first trip). The best choice depends on your home city and dates — we check current routes when we plan your trip.
What is the cheapest way to fly to Georgia?
For many European travellers the cheapest option is a budget flight into Kutaisi, often with Wizz Air, then a transfer onward. From other regions Tbilisi usually has the widest choice of direct and one-stop routes. Fares and routes change, so we compare live options against your dates rather than quote a fixed answer.
How do I fly to Azerbaijan?
Baku's Heydar Aliyev International (GYD) is Azerbaijan's single international hub, served by the national carrier plus full-service and low-cost airlines. It's the natural gateway for an Azerbaijan trip or the Baku end of a combined Georgia–Azerbaijan itinerary.
Can I combine Georgia and Azerbaijan in one trip?
Yes — the easiest way is a short direct flight between Tbilisi and Baku rather than the long overland route. We sequence the visas and the flight, and make sure your arrival transfer and first night line up on each side.
Where can I fly to Georgia from?
Tbilisi and Baku are reached on direct or one-stop routes from the Gulf (Dubai, Doha, Riyadh), Europe (including Wizz Air budget flights into Kutaisi), Istanbul, India, and Tel Aviv, among others. We check the best live option from your city — and we have country guides for India, the Gulf, Israel, Germany, Spain and the UK with the flights, visa and best time for each.