Georgian Airways (A9) is a Georgia airline with the radio callsign “TAMAZI”. It operates 105 routes from 40 airports to 38 destinations in 23 countries, anchored at Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise) (CDG). Its longest route is Tehran (IKA) to Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise) (CDG), roughly 4,194 km. Around 2 of its routes are domestic and 103 international. Every A9 flight number, origin and destination is listed below; live status, scheduled and actual times, gate and terminal come from the FlightNerve API.
Origin and destination for routes 101–105 of 105. Durations and scheduled times are available via the API.
| Flight | From | To | Duration | Schedule | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A9936 | TBS · Tbilisi | VKO · Moscow | 2h 18m | ••:•• → ••:•• | |
| A9937 | BUS · Batumi | VKO · Moscow | 2h 13m | ••:•• → ••:•• | |
| A9938 | VKO · Moscow | BUS · Batumi | 2h 13m | ••:•• → ••:•• | |
| A99927 | VKO · Moscow | TBS · Tbilisi | 2h 18m | ••:•• → ••:•• | |
| A99928 | TBS · Tbilisi | VKO · Moscow | 2h 18m | ••:•• → ••:•• |
38 destinations served.
Top origin airports by number of routes.
Georgian Airways connects 40 origin airports with 38 destinations on 105 scheduled routes. Its domestic network covers about 2 routes within Georgia, while 103 routes reach international destinations across 23 countries. The busiest base, Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise) (CDG), anchors most A9 departures. Use the map above to see the full route geography, or open any flight number for its exact origin, destination and live status.
Georgian Airways (A9) serves 38 destinations in 23 countries across 105 routes tracked by FlightNerve.
Georgian Airways’s busiest base is Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG) in Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise).
Georgian Airways’s longest scheduled route is Tehran (IKA) to Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise) (CDG), about 4,194 km.
Yes. FlightNerve returns live status, position, schedule and aircraft for any A9 flight in a single API call.
Live status, position, schedule and aircraft for every A9 flight, one API call.
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