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Georgia's flagship carrier connecting the Caucasus to Europe.
Founded
1994
Headquarters
Tbilisi, Georgia
Georgian Airways, formerly known as Airzena, is the flag carrier of Georgia and one of the oldest airlines in the South Caucasus region. Founded in the early 1990s following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the airline operates scheduled and charter flights connecting Tbilisi to destinations across Europe and the Middle East.
The airline primarily operates out of Tbilisi International Airport and has historically served as a key link between Georgia and major European cities. Georgian Airways has navigated significant regional and geopolitical challenges over the years, including the impact of the Russia-Georgia conflict in 2008 and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Despite its relatively small fleet, Georgian Airways maintains an important role in Georgia's aviation sector, offering connections to cities such as Paris, Vienna, Warsaw, Tel Aviv, and others, while also providing regional connectivity within the Caucasus.
Hubs & network
Georgian Airways primarily operates from Tbilisi International Airport (Shota Rustaveli International Airport, TBS).
Fleet
Georgian Airways operates a small fleet consisting primarily of Boeing 737 series aircraft.
Notable facts
- ›Previously operated under the name Airzena Georgian Airlines before rebranding as Georgian Airways.
- ›Holds the status of flag carrier of Georgia.
- ›Uses the ICAO callsign TAMAZI, reflecting Georgian cultural heritage.
- ›Has operated under challenging conditions due to regional geopolitical tensions in the Caucasus.
- ›Connects Georgia to key European and Middle Eastern destinations despite a limited fleet size.
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