Georgia’s second-busiest airport, driving low-cost connectivity across Europe and Asia.


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.
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Passenger traffic increased by 3% year-over-year in 2024, continuing a multi-year growth trend.
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Staff includes airline personnel, ground services, security, concessions, and airport operations.

Recent terminal expansions and new routes have increased annual passenger capacity to over 2 million.
Deployment of self-service kiosks, e-gates, and digital flight information systems enhances passenger flow and efficiency.
Kutaisi Airport is implementing energy-efficient lighting, waste reduction programs, and supports the use of sustainable aviation fuels.
The page provides passenger and cargo traffic statistics, aircraft movements, and other airport data.
View General Stats→Fluent Cargo provides information stating that the nearest seaport to David the Builder Kutaisi International Airport (KUT) is Poti, located 68km away.
View Port Facts→The PDFInitial Environmental Examination (PIEE) conducted by the Asian Development Bank provides an assessment of the environmental impacts associated with the development of the Kutaisi International Airport.
View General Studies→Recent developments and updates for Kutaisi David Agmashenebeli International Airport.
The Georgian Airports Association (GAA) has announced the active construction of a new 3.5 km runway at Kutaisi David Agmashenebeli International Airport, marking a historic milestone for independent Georgia.
A new 3.5 km runway and related aerodrome infrastructure is being built at Kutaisi David Agmashenebeli International Airport, representing the first international-standard runway in independent Georgia.
The general plan for Kutaisi International Airport includes construction of a new 3.5 km runway, three-way runways, and a platform to accommodate any type of aircraft passenger and cargo.
Step-by-step process transit times for passengers and cargo.
Passenger process times from arrival to gate.
Cargo handling deadlines and operational procedures.
Book in Advance
Air freight capacity at KUT can be limited, especially during peak seasons (summer and holidays). Booking shipments well in advance significantly increases the chances of securing space and obtaining favorable rates. Early booking also allows for more flexible routing options.
Utilize Local Ground Transportation
Kutaisi has a developing ground transportation network. Partnering with reliable local trucking and logistics companies experienced in airport operations is crucial for efficient pickup and delivery of cargo. Pre-arranged transportation minimizes delays and ensures seamless transfer.
Understand Customs Regulations
Georgia's customs procedures can require additional time. Thoroughly research and understand all import/export regulations, documentation requirements (including phytosanitary certificates and commercial invoices), and potential inspection processes at KUT and the border. Engage a local customs broker for assistance.
Leverage Airport Partnerships
KUT has partnerships with local logistics providers. Capitalize on these relationships to gain access to specialized services like warehousing, consolidation, and last-mile delivery solutions. Explore opportunities for collaborative logistics agreements.
Communicate Proactively
Maintain consistent and clear communication with all parties involved – the airline, forwarder, customs brokers, and ground transportation providers. Promptly provide shipment updates, any changes in delivery schedules, and address potential issues immediately to avoid delays and disruptions.
Essential tools, portals, and resources for clients and partners.
Official statistics, research reports, and data tracking for Kutaisi David Agmashenebeli International Airport.
Wikipedia page providing general information about the airport, including its location, IATA and ICAO codes, and a brief overview.
ACI World's data center provides access to a wide range of airport and air travel industry data, including passenger and cargo traffic statistics.
IATA's WATS database offers accurate aviation statistics updated annually, covering demand, supply, and performance metrics from over 250 international airlines.
Live Airport Statistics provides constantly updated airport statistics for Kutaisi Airport, including delay index and movement charts.
Overview of the airport, highlighting passenger traffic, cargo throughput, and key routes.
Find Kutaisi David Agmashenebeli International Airport on popular mapping services.
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Collaborate with national authorities to secure funding for further infrastructure upgrades and compliance with EU aviation standards.
Focus on runway improvements and terminal modernization to support rising passenger and cargo volumes.
Expand renewable energy use and green building practices to meet international environmental benchmarks.
Common inquiries about operations and logistics at Kutaisi David Agmashenebeli International Airport.
Typical passenger processing times at KUT range from 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the time of day and the number of passengers. Security checks and baggage claim are the main components of this process. We strive to ensure efficient and timely service.
KUT offers freight handling services for both domestic and international shipments. We accommodate various cargo types, including general cargo and perishable goods, with dedicated facilities for sorting and customs clearance. Our team manages all aspects of cargo logistics.
Several transport options are available to reach KUT, including taxis, marshrutkas (minibuses), and private car services. Shuttle services are also provided connecting the airport to the city center and surrounding areas. The airport is located approximately 15 kilometers from Kutaisi.
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