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Georgian Airways, formerly named Airzena, is the flag carrier of Georgia. Despite being the flag carrier, the airline is privately-owned and is separate from the Georgian government. The airline became the flag carrier of Georgia in 1999 and rebranded as Georgian Airways in 2004, which is the name it operates as today.
The airline is based at Tbilisi International Airport and flies to many destinations in Europe and Asia. Privately owned and professionally run, Georgian Airways flies to over 25 destinations overall.
The airline was founded in septiembre 1993 under the name Airzena and began operating charter flights to the United Arab Emirates, Italy, China, Egypt, India, Syria. Shortly after, it started operating its first scheduled flights to Austria.
It has a codeshare agreement with airBaltic, Air France, Armenia Aircompany, Austrian Airlines and KLM.
Georgian Airways flies to a number of destinations, with connections to cities such as Vienna, Amsterdam, Vienna, Athens, Batumi, Moscow, London, Tel Aviv and many more.
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Shota Rustaveli Tbilisi International Airport (TBS) is the main international airport in Georgia and is the hub airport for Georgian Airways. The airport is located southwest of Georgia's capital Tbilisi.
Georgian Airways has used Tbilisi International as its primary hub since it began flying in 1994. Other than Georgian Airways, MyWay Airlines is the only passenger airline that uses Tbilisi International as a hub airport.
Other airlines that fly from and to Tbilisi International Airport include Turkish Airlines, Aeroflot, Air Astana, Armenia Aircompany, Flydubai, Wings of Lebanon, Qatar, YanAir, Georgian Wings and previously Saratov Airlines before it ceased operations.
Georgian Airways has a mixed fleet, with larger aircraft from manufacturers Boeing and Embraer and smaller, regional jets from Bombardier. Overall, the airline has 9 aircraft within its fleet.
Georgian Airways isn't currently a member of an airline alliance. However, it does have an interline agreement with the following airlines:
Georgian Airways doesn't have a frequent flyer program at this time.