List of Airlines at (TBS) airport

The following is a list of airlines serving Tbilisi airport (TBS)

Please note: Contact details and schedules, airline offers, and routes may vary according to the season and the commercial decisions of each company, so it is always advisable to check the available flights on the official website of the airport or airline before planning your trip.

Aegean Airlines (Tel +30 210 626 1700)
Aeroflot (Tel +995 322 900 900)
Air Arabia (Tel +995 322 400 040)
Air Astana (Tel +995 322 514 999)
AirBaltic (Tel +371 6700 6006)
Air Cairo (Tel +22 268 7681)
Alaska Airlines (Tel +995 599 452 525)
Arkia (Tel +995 599 725 450)
ATA Airlines (Tel +995 558 573 335)
Belavia (Tel +995 322 953 815)
Buta Airways (Tel +995 322 558 855)
China Southern Airlines (Tel +995 322 236 683)
El Al (Tel +972 3977 1111)
Ellinair (Tel +995 322 001 312)
Flydubai (Tel +995 322 400 808)
Flynas (Tel +966 114 349 000)
Georgian Airways (Tel +995 322 485 511)
Gulf Air (Tel +973 1737 3737)
Iran Air (Tel +91 222 204 1037)
Iran Aseman Airlines (Tel +995 322 244 940)
Israir (Tel +995 599 725 450)
Jazeera Airways (Tel +965 2228 2040)
Kish Air (Tel +995 322 244 940)
Kuwait Airways (Tel +995 322 900 900)
LOT Polish Airlines (Tel +48 225 777 755)
Lufthansa (Tel +995 322 473 990)
MyWay Airlines (Tel +995 322 242 000)
Nordavia (Tel +7 844 235 7058)
Pegasus Airlines (Tel +995 322 400 040)
Pobeda (Tel +7 499 215 2300)
Qatar Airways (Tel +995 322 439 607)
Qeshm Air (Tel +995 322 244 940)
S7 Airlines (Tel +995 322 183 993)
Salam Air (Tel +995 322 400 808)
Saratov Airlines (Tel +40 212 013 409)
SCAT Airlines (Tel +995 322 936 600)
SkyUp (Tel +995 322 180 805)
Taban Airline (Tel +98 214 469 6905)
TAROM (Tel +995 322 900 900)
Turkish Airlines (Tel +995 322 959 022)
Ukraine International Airlines (Tel +32 8007 7622)
Ural Airlines (Tel +995 322 180 805)
Wataniya Airways (Tel +965 2290 9577)
Yanair (Tel +995 322 180 805)
Zagros Airlines (Tel +98 214 401 3581)

Latest updates: November 21, 2025

Issues to resolve with the Airline before or after the trip (Updated 2026)

Many passengers do not know who to consult or how to file a complaint when doubts or issues arise before or after traveling, especially with the regulations in force in 2026.

Below are the key topics that should be consulted, coordinated, or resolved directly with the Airline. Important note: Due to staffing shortages and high demand in 2026, it is recommended to handle these procedures well in advance compared to previous years.

Check-in process and documentation (Passport with 6 months validity)

In addition to the visa, many countries (such as those in the EU, the US, and most of Asia) require that your passport have at least 6 months of validity from the date of arrival. It is not enough for it to be valid until your return; it must meet this margin. Confirm this requirement directly with the airline and the embassy of your destination country before checking in online.

Luggage limits, prohibited items, and new rules in Europe

In 2026, the European Parliament has reinforced the right to carry carry-on luggage (one small piece + one personal item) at no additional cost on flights within the EU, although low-cost airlines may try to limit this. Check the specific policy of your ticket to avoid gate charges.

Baggage check-in fees and excess baggage fees (always read the fine print) Requirements for minors traveling without their parents (Beware of notarized letters)

Regulations have been tightened against human trafficking. Many countries (such as Italy, France, or Spain) require a notarized or apostilled permit if the minor is traveling alone or with only one parent. Check with the airline if they offer the "Unaccompanied Minor (UM)" service and the required paperwork deadlines.

Travel coordination for passengers with disabilities, reduced mobility, and pregnant women (by week)

In 2026, most airlines require a medical certificate for flights from the 28th week of pregnancy onward. For passengers with reduced mobility, it is mandatory to notify at least 48 hours in advance to ensure ground assistance.

Claims for cancellations, delays, or boarding denial (New EU regulation 2026)

Effective from February 2026: To claim financial compensation (between €300 and €600) for flights delayed by more than 3 hours within the EU, it is now mandatory to first go to a mediator (such as the Touristic Ombudsman) before going to court. Keep all evidence and communications.

Traveling with pets (cabin or cargo hold) and guide dogs

Policies have changed in 2026. More and more airlines allow small pets in the cabin (with prior reservation and payment of a supplement), but on international routes there are usually limited slots (for example, a maximum of 4 animals per flight).
Guide or assistance dogs: By law, they travel for free in the cabin, but you must notify at least 48 hours in advance and provide the documentation (ID card, vaccination record, and health certificate). Do not wait to do this at the airport.

Possible changes to travel dates or cancellations by the passenger (Check if the "Full refund" option applies or only "Voucher")

Flight schedule confirmation and flight status report (delays, cancellations, rescheduling)

If the airline reschedules your flight to another day, coordinate possible compensation (hotel expenses, meals, and missed connecting flights)

2026 Recommendation: It is always advisable to have a travel assistance insurance that covers medical deductibles and new flight conflicts. Given the rise in ticket prices, airlines are stricter with refunds, so having external insurance streamlines the management of cancellations or lost luggage.

Pro Tip: Download the airlines' apps. In 2026, online check-in for international flights usually closes 2 hours before departure (not 1 hour as before). Arrive at the airport 3 hours in advance for international flights, as security and immigration checks are more thorough with the new ETIAS (Europe) and API (Advanced Passenger Information) systems.

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