Brussels, the capital of Belgium, is one of the finest cities in Europe and the meeting point of Germanic and Romance cultures. It brings together historic landmarks, a rich culture, remarkable architecture, excellent restaurants and world-class museums.
It is also one of the greenest capitals on the continent, so finding a quiet corner is easy. You can stroll through its parks, woods and gardens and unwind in beautiful surroundings at the end of a long day.
Which airlines fly from Kutaisi to Brussels?
Direct flights from Kutaisi International Airport to Brussels are operated by Wizz Air.
You can also put together a connecting itinerary: fly from Kutaisi to Warsaw with Wizz Air and continue to Brussels with LOT Polish Airlines, or fly to Prague with Wizz Air first and then on to Brussels with Ryanair.
How long is the flight from Kutaisi to Brussels?
The non-stop flight between the two airports takes about 4 hours and 45 minutes. With one stop, the whole journey usually takes around 8–9 hours.
If you choose a connecting flight, pay close attention to the layover. We recommend leaving at least 2 hours, so you can get through all the airport formalities calmly and avoid missing your onward flight.
Kutaisi Brussels
| გამგზავრება | დაბრუნება | ავიაკომპანია | ბილეთების პოვნა |
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| 19 ნოემბერი 2026 | 24 ნოემბერი 2026 |  | ავიაბილეთები 432 -დან |
| 24 დეკემბერი 2026 | 31 დეკემბერი 2026 | | ავიაბილეთები 309 -დან |
Planning a trip from Kutaisi to Brussels? Here is what you should not miss while you are in the city:
A must-see: the Grand Place and the galleries around it
Visiting Brussels without spending some time on the Grand Place is simply unthinkable. This is where you will find the Town Hall, without doubt one of the most magnificent in the country. The Gothic building went up in the 15th century, and its halls and chambers hold beautiful 16th, 17th and 18th-century tapestries, lavish Gothic woodwork, the coats of arms of the old guilds and paintings from the collections of the Brussels City Museum.
Also on the square is the Maison du Roi, home to the Brussels City Museum, along with private houses built at the end of the 17th century and much more.
The Manneken Pis statue
Since the 15th century, the Manneken Pis statue has decorated one of the public fountains that supplied the city with drinking water. Over time this little man has become something of a lucky charm for Brussels.
The original, which was stolen several times, is now kept safely in the Brussels City Museum.
An 18th-century masterpiece: the Royal Quarter
Place Royale, or Koningsplein, is a historic neoclassical square in the Royal Quarter of Brussels, built on the remains of the Coudenberg Palace.
It is one of the oldest architecturally coherent and monumental public squares in the city, and a fine example of 18th-century urban architecture.
Kutaisi — Brussels: schedule and aircraft
The non-stop service on this route is operated by Wizz Air as flights W6 7935 (Kutaisi — Brussels) and W6 7936 (Brussels — Kutaisi). The flight normally runs twice a week, on Thursdays and Sundays, with an Airbus A321neo. The timetable changes with the season: the days and departure times differ between the winter and summer schedules, so always check the current schedule before you buy a ticket.
The flight from Kutaisi to Brussels takes about 4 hours and 50 minutes; in the other direction, from Brussels to Kutaisi, it takes roughly 4 hours and 30 minutes. The distance between the two airports is around 3,000 kilometres.
Important: which airport you actually land at
The Wizz Air flight does not land at Brussels’ main airport, Zaventem (BRU). The aircraft arrives at Brussels South Charleroi Airport (CRL), which is about 50 kilometres from the centre of Brussels. Keep this in mind when you work out your arrival time in the city or arrange a transfer to your hotel.
How to get from Charleroi Airport to Brussels
- The Flibco shuttle — a direct bus from the airport terminal to Bruxelles-Midi / Brussel-Zuid station in Brussels. The trip takes about 55—60 minutes and buses run frequently from early morning until late at night. Booking online in advance is cheaper than buying on the spot.
- Bus and train — you can take a local bus to Charleroi Central station and continue to Brussels by train. This is sometimes the cheaper option, though the change of transport makes it slower.
- Taxi or a pre-booked transfer — the fastest but noticeably more expensive choice; it can work out well if you are travelling as a group.
Leave yourself some spare time on the day of departure: it is best to be at the airport at least 2 hours before take-off.
Hand luggage and checked baggage on Wizz Air
- The fare includes one small cabin bag of up to 40x30x20 cm (up to 10 kg) that fits under the seat in front of you.
- To bring a standard trolley case (55x40x23 cm, 10 kg) into the cabin, you need to add WIZZ Priority.
- Checked baggage is bought separately — 10, 20, 26 and 32 kg options are available.
- Always buy baggage online together with your ticket: adding the same bag at the airport costs significantly more.
- Check in online in advance and either print your boarding pass or save it on your phone.
Documents: visa, passport and the EU’s new border system
Georgian citizens with a biometric passport do not need a visa for the Schengen area, Belgium included: you may stay up to 90 days within any 180-day period for tourism or business. Your passport should be valid for at least 3 months beyond your planned return date.
Since 10 April 2026 the EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES) has been fully operational at the Schengen external border: on your first entry, the border officers record your fingerprints and a facial image, while passport stamping is gradually being phased out. Border crossings therefore take a little longer, especially on a first trip.
A separate system, the ETIAS travel authorisation, is not yet mandatory and is being introduced in stages. Check the requirements on official EU sources before you travel.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a direct flight from Kutaisi to Brussels?
Yes. Wizz Air operates the non-stop service, but it lands at Brussels South Charleroi Airport (CRL), not at Zaventem (BRU).
How long does the flight take?
The non-stop flight takes roughly 4 hours 30 minutes to 5 hours, depending on the direction. A trip with one stop normally takes 8—10 hours.
Which days does the flight operate?
Usually twice a week, on Thursdays and Sundays. The timetable changes seasonally, so check the days of operation before buying your ticket.
Do Georgian citizens need a visa for Belgium?
No. With a biometric passport you can stay in the Schengen area for up to 90 days within any 180-day period.
How much hand luggage can I take free of charge?
The fare includes one small bag of up to 40x30x20 cm. For a larger case you need WIZZ Priority, or you have to check the bag into the hold.
When are tickets cheaper?
Prices are usually lower out of season, from November to March, and rise in summer, during school holidays and around public holidays.
How to buy cheap flights from Kutaisi to Brussels?
- Buy your tickets 1.5—2 months in advance.
- Book the outbound and return legs together.
- Choose a low-cost airline.
- Travel with hand luggage only.
- Plan your trip for the low season.
Buying cheap flights from Kutaisi to Brussels online is quite straightforward. In our search engine you select your departure and destination points, enter the dates you want, and that is it. Within seconds the system shows you the direct and connecting flights of every available airline and agency, so you can look through all the options in one place and pick the one that suits your dates and budget.
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