Beyond Tbilisi, Georgia's capital, Batumi and Kutaisi are the other Georgian cities equipped with airports.

Domestic flights can be operated between Tbilisi, Batumi, Natakhtari, Mestia and Kutaisi.

Among the most frequently operated domestic routes, you'll find:

• The flight connecting Tbilisi to Batumi, which enjoys daily frequency with multiple departures. A one-way ticket costs 125 GEL. The number of flights and ticket prices vary by season.

• From Natakhtari Airport, located 28 km from Tbilisi, flights to Mestia are offered 4 times weekly: Monday, Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday. A one-way ticket is priced at 90 lari.

• From Natakhtari Airport, flights to Ambrolauri operate every Friday and Sunday.

A one-way ticket costs 50 GEL.

• From Kutaisi Airport, flights to Mestia are scheduled twice weekly on Tuesday and Friday, at 50 GEL for a one-way ticket.

Georgian Airways: The domestic airline carrier in Georgia

Georgian Airways, established in 1994, is the national airline carrier of the Republic of Georgia.

Based in Tbilisi, this airline remains a privately-owned company operating both domestic and international flights.

Formerly known as "Airzena", Georgian Airways (A9) operates from its hub at Tbilisi International Airport (TBS).

Batumi International Airport (BUS) and Kutaisi International Airport (KUT) are designated as key destinations.

Its commercial fleet is configured with two cabin classes:

Business Class and Economy Class.

The fleet, comprising 7 aircraft, includes two Boeing 737-700s and one Boeing 737-500.

Travelling with this airline allows you to carry cabin baggage with a maximum weight of 8kg, with dimensions not exceeding 554020cm.

Georgian Airways also permits checked baggage of 20 kg for economy class and 30 kg for business class.

Domestic Flights with Georgian Airways

From Tbilisi, Georgia (TBS) to Batumi, Georgia (BUS), the airline offers 5 flights per week, each with a flight time of 40 minutes.