Private Jet Charter in Georgia
Georgia runs two distinct charter markets — Tbilisi for business and government year-round, and Batumi for the Black Sea summer — with mountain resorts and wine country between them.
Private aviation in Georgia
Shota Rustaveli Tbilisi International (UGTB/TBS) is the year-round gateway, about 17 km from the capital's centre. It carries corporate, government and an increasing share of leisure traffic, and is the practical arrival point for the Kakheti wine region and, by road or helicopter, the Gudauri and Bakuriani mountain resorts.
Batumi's Alexander Kartveli International (UGSB/BUS) is heavily seasonal: June to September brings Gulf, Turkish and CIS leisure traffic to the Adjara coast, while winters are quiet. Kutaisi (UGKO/KUT) inland is the useful third option, both as a weather alternate and as the closest jet field to some mountain destinations.
Georgia's position makes it a natural pairing with Azerbaijan and Armenia on Caucasus circuits, and with Istanbul or the Gulf as direct sectors. We plan multi-country Caucasus itineraries as one aircraft movement with permits filed per country in advance.
Airports used in Georgia
- UGTB / TBS — Shota Rustaveli Tbilisi International
- UGSB / BUS — Batumi International
- UGKO / KUT — Kutaisi International
Permits, slots, customs and handling
- Georgia's permit process is comparatively light-touch and is handled by the operating carrier, but event weeks in Batumi and Tbilisi still warrant early handling requests.
- Black Sea weather affects Batumi arrivals, particularly outside high summer; Kutaisi or Tbilisi are planned as alternates.
- Mountain transfers to Gudauri and Bakuriani are by road or helicopter from Tbilisi; helicopter legs are arranged with local operators.
- Caucasus multi-country itineraries require separate permits per country; lead times differ and are filed in parallel.
Seasonal demand
Tbilisi operates comfortably year-round with spring and autumn peaks. Batumi is a June-to-September market with weekend concentration. The ski season (December to March) adds Gudauri traffic via Tbilisi, and the wine harvest weeks in early autumn draw a small but reliable leisure flow.
Related pages
- Tbilisi charter page
- Batumi charter page
- Baku charter page
- Caucasus & CIS region guide
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Frequently asked questions
Tbilisi or Batumi — which airport fits the trip?
They serve different trips: Tbilisi for business, government, wine country and the ski resorts; Batumi for the coast in summer. Some itineraries use both, with Kutaisi as the weather alternate in between.
Can you combine Georgia with Azerbaijan and Armenia?
Yes, Caucasus circuits are common. Each country needs its own permit with its own lead time, so we file them in parallel and keep the party on one aircraft.
How seasonal is Batumi?
Very. June to September carries most private movements with weekend peaks; outside that window the field is quiet and availability is easy. Summer weekend parking should still be requested early.
How MEGA arranges the flight
MEGA arranges every flight through registered third-party operators. Aircraft, crew, permits, slots and handling are confirmed per trip and per date, so nothing on this page is an availability guarantee.
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