Kutaisi David Agmashenebeli International Airport
Georgia’s second-busiest airport, driving low-cost connectivity across Europe and Asia.
Overview of the Airport
Kutaisi International Airport (KUT) is located 14 km west of Kutaisi city center, serving as a key hub for low-cost carriers and regional travel. It connects Georgia to 33 destinations in 18 countries, with a strong focus on European routes.
42.1767, 42.4826
Growth Trend
Passenger traffic increased by 3% year-over-year in 2024, continuing a multi-year growth trend.
Employment
1,200
Staff includes airline personnel, ground services, security, concessions, and airport operations.
Global Ranking
Market Share of Major Airlines
Capacity Expansion
Recent terminal expansions and new routes have increased annual passenger capacity to over 2 million.
Technological Advancements
Deployment of self-service kiosks, e-gates, and digital flight information systems enhances passenger flow and efficiency.
Sustainability Initiatives
Kutaisi Airport is implementing energy-efficient lighting, waste reduction programs, and supports the use of sustainable aviation fuels.
Recommendations
Policy Alignment
Collaborate with national authorities to secure funding for further infrastructure upgrades and compliance with EU aviation standards.
Infrastructure Investment
Focus on runway improvements and terminal modernization to support rising passenger and cargo volumes.
Sustainability Focus
Expand renewable energy use and green building practices to meet international environmental benchmarks.
