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Georgian Airways (A9)

Georgian Airways (A9) flies to 13 destinations in 10 countries. Leans international: 11 international routes vs 2 domestic.

Independent carrier. Not part of any alliance, so miles only work within the A9 program. No shared lounge access with other airlines.

A9 has the most flights out of Tbilisi (TBS), Moscow (VKO), Batumi (BUS), Rome (FCO), Yerevan (EVN).

Georgian Airways Busiest Airports

Georgian Airways doesn't operate a traditional hub-and-spoke network. These are the airports where A9 has the most flights. You fly direct between cities rather than connecting through a central hub.

TBS
Tbilisi
Tbilisi International Airport
12
VKO
Moscow
Vnukovo International Airport
2
BUS
Batumi
Alexander Kartveli Batumi International Airport
2
FCO
Rome
Rome–Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport
1
EVN
Yerevan
Zvartnots International Airport
1

Georgian Airways Fleet & Aircraft Types

3 aircraft types appear on A9 routes. Small, focused fleet.

Georgian Airways: All 13 Destinations

Every nonstop route Georgian Airways flies. Each destination links to the full route page with schedules, competing airlines, and connection options.

Code City
AMS Amsterdam
BUS Batumi
BER Berlin
DOH Doha
LCA Larnaca
VKO Moscow
NCE Nice, Alpes-Maritimes
CDG Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise)
FCO Rome
LED St. Petersburg
TBS Tbilisi
VIE Vienna
EVN Yerevan

Georgian Airways FAQ

Georgian Airways flies nonstop to 13 destinations in 10 countries. 2 domestic, 11 international.

Georgian Airways doesn't operate a traditional hub-and-spoke network. The busiest airports are Tbilisi (TBS), Moscow (VKO), Batumi (BUS), and others. You fly direct between cities.

3 aircraft types appear on A9 routes, including 735, 737, 738.

No. Georgian Airways is an independent carrier. Miles only work within the A9 program, and there's no shared lounge access with other airlines.

Yes. 11 international routes to 10 countries, plus 2 domestic routes.