Georgian Airways – Flights and tickets

Georgian Airways flight check-in

Georgian Airways offers a choice of check-in methods – your mobile device, online, airport check-in machines, or at the check-in counter at the airport.

It is required that you check in at the airline counter at the airport you are departing from when flying with pets or in case you demand special on-board services.

Georgian Airways online check-in

Passengers can check in online from 24 hours prior to the time of departure, choose a seat and print out their boarding pass or receive it on their mobile phone (first ensure mobile check-in is possible in the airport of departure).

In order to check in online for a Georgian Airways flight, go here.

Georgian Airways mobile check-in

Checking in and downloading the boarding pass to your smartphone or tablet is simple, efficient, and enables you to get ready for your flight irrespective of where you may be. You are able to check-in, reserve your seat, and get your mobile boarding pass 24 hours prior to departure, all via your smartphone or tablet. Make sure to check the possibility of mobile check-in in the departure airport.

In the event there are any problems with your mobile boarding pass, you may pick up a conventional paper boarding pass from a check-in machine (when available in the departure airport) or from the airline check-in counter in the airport. This also applies in the event you experience any issues with your phone, or if you delete your boarding pass by mistake.

Georgian Airways check-in kiosks

These machines allow you to check yourself in at the airport. Be sure to check the availability of check-in machines ahead of travelling to the airport of departure. You can typically check in at the machine either with your passport, or by typing your last name and booking reference, which is in your booking confirmation.

Georgian Airways check-in deadlines

Check-in deadlines exist so that flights can depart on schedule. You must have checked in baggage and have your boarding pass before the deadline.

Georgian Airways baggage allowance

Additional detailed information about Georgian Airways' baggage policy can be found here.

Georgian Airways carry-on baggage

The class of your flight ticket affects the number of carry-on baggage items you are allowed on a Georgian Airways flight. The carry-on baggage must comply with the airline’s regulations.

If it happens that your baggage does not comply with Georgian Airways' carry-on regulations, you have to check it in at the airline desk or, if available, at a self-service bag drop kiosk. You might need to pay extra fees for this.

More detailed information relating to allowance for carry-on baggage is here.

Dimensions applied to carry-on baggage – max. 55 x 40 x 20 cm

Economy Class – 1 carry-on baggage item up to 8 kg
Business Class – 1 carry-on baggage item up to 8 kg

Georgian Airways checked baggage allowance

Free baggage allowance is determined by your ticket fare and travel class.

Dimensions for checked-in baggage – max. 158 cm (width + height + depth)

Georgian Airways policy for checked bags

Economy class – 1 item of baggage up to 23 kg
Business Class – 2 items of baggage, up to 32 kg each

Georgian Airways baggage allowance: Excess luggage

There are a number of points to take into account regarding excess and special baggage.

For more information concerning this, and flat fees, go here.

Baggage considered to be excess

Economy Class – over 23 kg (maximum 32 kg) and/or above 158 cm (width + height + depth)
Business Class – above 158 cm (width + height + depth)

Georgian Airways baggage policy: Sports Equipment

When bringing sports baggage on your journey, the information here will be of use. It is advisable to make a reservation as early as possible for sports equipment due to the fact that the space for such items is restricted.

You will find more detailed information via this link.

Georgian Airways luggage problems

There are several reasons why baggage can be damaged or does not arrive at the destination airport. Technical issues in the baggage handling area, poor weather conditions, or the baggage tag detaching, can all result in concerns with your baggage.

Georgian Airways: baggage delayed or damaged

You need to report damaged or delayed baggage promptly, either to the Georgian Airways baggage tracing counter or the Georgian Airways service desk. Every flight document needs to be kept, most importantly your baggage claim tag and boarding pass.

You have to always provide the reference number for your claim and written confirmation. You should keep hold of this till you receive your baggage, or your claim is resolved.

Another option to enforce a claim for problems with baggage is to make the claim using the services of MYFLYRIGHT, more detailed information can be found here.

Georgian Airways flight ticket booking classes

A travel class sets out the quality of accommodation on the aircraft. The choice of classes available varies by airline. Passengers may opt from Georgian Airways' 2 travel classes – Economy (Light, Standard, and Flexible) and Business. Each cabin class is then split into invisible booking classes.

You can find out more with regards to Georgian Airways travel classes by following the link.

Georgian Airways Economy Class

This travel class is the most affordable one available with the airline. On all flights with Georgian Airways, you are able to fly Economy Class.

Seats – 31-34-inch seat pitch
On-board entertainment – not provided
On-board meal – Georgian-style meals

Georgian Airways Business Class

A more relaxed journey can be enjoyed by passengers travelling in this class. This class can be differentiated from Economy due to the quality of seating, food and drinks, service on the ground and on-board extras.

Georgian Airways Business Class: short & mid-haul

Passenger benefits

Priority check-in – check in at the special check-in counters
Additional baggage – 2 items of carry-on baggage
Lounges – access to lounges at Vnukovo (Moscow), Pulkovo (St.Petersburg), Schiphol (Amsterdam), and Ben Gurion (Tel Aviv) Airports
Priority boarding – boarding the plane first
Seats – spacious seats in the first rows
On-board meal – salads, Georgian cheese platter, and Georgian-style meals

Information about Georgian Airways short-haul and medium-haul routes with Business Class can be read here.

Georgian Airways Business Class: Long-haul

Passenger benefits

Priority check-in – check in at the special check-in counters
Additional baggage – 2 items of carry-on baggage
Lounges – access to lounges at Vnukovo (Moscow), Pulkovo (St.Petersburg), Schiphol (Amsterdam), and Ben Gurion (Tel Aviv) Airports
Priority boarding – boarding the plane first
Seats – spacious seats in the first rows
On-board meal – salads, Georgian cheese platter, and Georgian style meals

Go here for additional detailed information with regards to flying long-haul flights with Georgian Airways Business Class.

Georgian Airways airport lounge access

No lounge information available for this airline.

Flying with a baby or child on Georgian Airways

Children aged two (2) and above need to have a separate seat reservation. Country rules differ for minors (children under a certain age), when travelling alone or with an adult.

Make sure you have all the documents you need before travelling to ensure entry and exit is permitted by the country.

To discover more about travelling with children, follow the link.

Travelling with pets on Georgian Airways flights

Travelling with pets with Georgian Airways is allowed. Requires notifying the airline at the time of booking.

The weight and size of your pet and rules for countries and other airlines (e.g. if you have connecting flights) influence whether you can fly with them – in the event that the animal meets regulations, it is permitted to be transported with an extra charge as carry-on baggage, or in the aircraft's cargo hold.

Follow the link for further detailed information on Georgian Airways' regulations on travelling with pets.

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