Western Georgia's Kutaisi International Airport served 76,052 passengers and received 298 flights in June, marking a 21 percent increase in flights from the pre-pandemic period, the United Airports of Georgia said on Thursday.
The body noted passenger flow had “fully recovered” from the pre-pandemic figures in 2019.
Five airline companies currently operate at the airport, with flights to 25 destinations in 14 countries.
Hungarian budget airline Wizz Air will resume twice-a-week flights to Tallinn from Kutaisi starting next month. It will also carry passengers to Paris once a week.
