According to the Civil Aviation Agency, Georgia’s airspace saw a 2% increase in traffic last year, with a total of 305,962 flights recorded, including takeoffs, landings, and overflights. The rise reflects continued growth following the COVID-19 pandemic and the Ukraine war, as some aircraft rerouted south due to the conflict and related sanctions.
Flight activity in Georgian airspace over the past five years:
- 2025: 305,962
- 2024: 299,023
- 2023: 232,491
- 2022: 147,253
Financially, the state navigation company “Sakaeronavigatsia” has not yet published its 2025 report. In 2024, the company reported revenues of GEL 121 million, with total assets of GEL 308 million and liabilities of GEL 12 million. Its main infrastructure includes radar stations located throughout Georgia.
