Lowest return fares our partners found in the last 48 hours.
Lowest return fares our partners found in the last 48 hours.
Lowest return fares our partners found in the last 48 hours.
Hundreds of airlines and travel agents answer at once — the low-cost carriers most comparison sites quietly skip included — and the differences between them are laid out where you can see them.
One-way, return and multi-city trips of up to six flights, in economy or business, for any mix of adults, children and infants. Every itinerary lists every agency and airline selling it, so the same seat often appears at several prices — the cheapest is always on top, and the airline’s own offer is kept in view.
The total price in Georgian lari (GEL) with taxes, whether a checked bag is included and how many kilos, whether the fare is refundable or changeable, how many seats are left at that price, and warnings for tricky connections — overnight waits, airport changes, bags to re-check, transit visas. What the seller reported is what you see.
Open the calendar in the search form: green days are the cheapest, red the dearest, before you even search. After a search, the price strip shows the days around your date — one day’s flexibility is often worth more than any coupon. Flying from Georgia, compare Kutaisi’s low-cost fares against Tbilisi for the same dates.
A flight metasearch compares fares; it does not sell tickets. Here is what happens between typing a route and holding a booking.
Enter your route and dates. One search queries hundreds of airlines and online travel agencies at the same time, including the low-cost carriers most comparison sites leave out.
Sort by best, cheapest or fastest and filter by stops, airline, price and departure time. Every result shows who is selling it, what it costs with them, and whether a checked bag is included.
Pick an offer and we hand you straight to the airline or agency to finish the booking on their own site. The price you saw is the price you pay — Avia.ge never adds a booking fee.
A metasearch is not an agency. Avia.ge holds no seats, takes no payment and issues no tickets; it asks every provider the same question at the same moment and lays the answers side by side. That is why the same itinerary can appear at several prices — each seller sets its own margin and its own baggage policy — and why the cheapest fare is not always the best one: a ticket bought directly from the airline is simpler to change than one bought through an agency that closes at six.
Fares are live for the search you run, not cached from yesterday, and they arrive over ten seconds or so as the providers answer; the list re-sorts as it fills. Prices are in Georgian lari (GEL), taxes included. Once you pick an offer, the provider’s page shows the fare rules, the baggage allowance and the total in their currency before you pay — read that page, because it is the contract, and Avia.ge is not part of it.
Fares compared from
Three airports, three very different fare profiles. Avia.ge searches all of them, and it pays to compare the same dates from each.
TBS
The main gateway, 17 km from the city centre, with direct flights to Istanbul, Dubai, Athens, Warsaw, Vienna, Munich, Doha and the Gulf, and connections to everywhere else. Most full-service airlines serving Georgia fly here.
Tbilisi → Istanbul →KUT
Georgia’s low-cost airport. Wizz Air bases aircraft here and flies to a long list of European cities, so a fare from Kutaisi is often a fraction of the same route from Tbilisi — worth the three-hour drive or the shuttle bus.
Kutaisi → Milan →BUS
On the Black Sea coast, busiest in summer. Turkish Airlines and Pegasus connect it to Istanbul year-round, and seasonal flights add Middle Eastern and European cities in the warm months.
Batumi → Istanbul →We compare hundreds of airlines and travel agents at once, including the low-cost carriers most sites leave out.
The price you see is the price the provider charges. Avia.ge never adds a booking fee on top.
You finish the booking on the airline or agency site, so your ticket and your money stay with them.
Behind the search is Avia.ge — a travel agency with offices in Tbilisi and Kutaisi. Their agents can book the whole trip for you.
No. Avia.ge compares prices and sends you to the airline or travel agent with the fare you picked. You pay them directly and your booking confirmation comes from them.
Airlines update fares constantly and seats at the lowest price sell out. If the provider shows a different price, come back and re-run the search to see the current cheapest option.
Not always. Each result shows whether cabin and checked baggage are part of the fare. Low-cost carriers usually price bags separately.
Run a search, then look at the price strip above the results. It shows the lowest fare our partners saw for each day around your date, and one click re-runs the search on that day.
For flights from Georgia to Europe, four to eight weeks ahead usually finds the best fare; low-cost carriers price their cheapest seats early and raise them as the plane fills. Last-minute bargains are rare on routes with only a few flights a day.
Tbilisi (TBS) has the most destinations and the full-service airlines. Kutaisi (KUT) is the low-cost airport, with Wizz Air flights across Europe that are often far cheaper. Batumi (BUS) is busiest in summer, with Istanbul served year-round.
Yes. Open “Travellers & cabin” to switch between Economy and Business, and choose “Multi-city” above the form to build a trip of up to six flights with their own dates — flying into one city and home from another is priced as one journey by most airlines.
Because several agencies and the airline itself sell the same seat, each with its own margin and bag policy. Opening a result lists every seller, cheapest first. The airline’s own offer is worth a look even when it costs a little more, since changes and refunds are simpler when there is no agency in between.
Once a day, if it is ticked, your first search opens the results in a new tab and shows travel eSIM plans for your destination country from Aviaesim, the eSIM shop run by the same company, in the tab you searched from. Untick it and the search behaves like any other. Nothing is bought or signed up for by ticking it.
