Batumi International Airport, International airport in Batumi, Georgia.
Batumi International Airport is a modern aviation facility with a terminal that handles international and domestic flights. The building contains check-in counters, passport control areas, and multiple gates designed for daily operations.
The airport terminal opened in 2007 and began operating as a regional hub with initial capacity for passenger growth. A major expansion was completed in the early 2020s, significantly modernizing the facility.
The airport carries the name of Alexander Kartveli, a Georgian aeronautical engineer who shaped aviation history. Visitors notice this connection to engineering heritage reflected throughout the terminal.
The terminal provides duty-free shopping, cafes, and free Wi-Fi for passengers and visitors. Taxis and ground transportation services connect the airport directly to central Batumi.
The airport sits just kilometers from the Turkish border and serves as a strategic junction between Georgia and neighboring countries. This location makes it a vital hub for cross-border travel in the region.
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