Moscow is the capital of Russia and the country’s largest city. It is Russia’s political, economic, cultural and historical centre and has played a key role in the country’s development for centuries. Moscow lies at the heart of the European part of Russia, on the banks of the Moskva River, which gives it a special geographical and strategic position.
If you are planning a trip to Moscow, whether for business or leisure, read on for detailed information to help you plan your flights and your journey.
Which airlines fly from Batumi to Moscow?
Direct flights from Batumi Airport to Moscow are operated by Red Wings and Azimuth.
It is worth noting that Red Wings has flown to three Moscow airports: Vnukovo, Domodedovo and Zhukovsky, while Azimuth flies to Vnukovo. At the time of writing, flights from Batumi to Moscow operate daily.
Both airlines offer passengers comfortable and safe service. Schedules and fares change with the season and demand, so it is best to check the latest information on the airlines’ official websites.
How long is the flight from Batumi to Moscow?
The flight from Batumi Airport to Moscow takes approximately 3 hours 30 minutes, depending on the airline and the arrival airport.
What to see in Moscow
Moscow, the capital of Russia, is rich in historical, cultural and architectural landmarks. If you are planning a visit, here are a few places you should not miss:
- The Moscow Kremlin – the official residence of the Russian president and the country’s main political centre. The Kremlin grounds are home to numerous cathedrals, museums and historic buildings.
- Red Square – considered the heart of Moscow, the square is surrounded by historic buildings, including St Basil’s Cathedral, GUM and the State Historical Museum. It often hosts major events and festivals.
- The Tretyakov Gallery – one of the most important museums of Russian art, featuring unique works and exhibits.
- The Moscow Metro – famous for its unique architecture and design. Its stations are often compared to underground art galleries.
- Gorky Park – one of Moscow’s most popular places to relax, where you can enjoy nature, cultural events and outdoor activities.
How to buy cheap flights from Batumi to Moscow
- Book your tickets 1.5–2 months in advance.
- Travel midweek rather than at the weekend: demand is lower on weekdays, so fares tend to be cheaper.
- Buy your return ticket at the same time as your outbound one. Airlines and agencies usually offer better prices for a round trip than for two one-way tickets.
- Use a flight search engine that brings together almost all airlines and flights, so you can easily find and book the ticket that suits you.
Our online search engine lets you buy cheap Batumi – Moscow flights quickly and easily. Enter your departure and destination cities and your preferred dates, and the system will show you all available flights, so you can choose a ticket that fits your budget and travel plans.
Please note that fares and flight schedules depend on the season and demand.
Batumi – Moscow: useful information for travellers
Airlines and airports at a glance
- Azimuth – regular flights from Batumi to Moscow Vnukovo (VKO).
- Red Wings – mostly seasonal flights, including to Moscow Zhukovsky (ZIA).
- Georgian Airways – has been flying from Batumi to Vnukovo since summer 2026 with Boeing 737 aircraft.
The number of flights varies by season: there are more in summer, when demand for Batumi peaks, and fewer in winter. Always check the current schedule before buying your ticket.
Batumi International Airport
Batumi International Airport (IATA code: BUS) lies about 2 km south of the city centre, so a taxi ride to the airport usually takes 10–15 minutes. For international flights, it is recommended to arrive at the airport at least 2 hours before departure.
Moscow airports served from Batumi
- Vnukovo (VKO) – located south-west of Moscow. It is connected to the city centre by the Aeroexpress train (to Kievsky railway station), buses and taxis.
- Zhukovsky (ZIA) – located south-east of Moscow, further from the centre. You can reach the city by bus, suburban train or taxi, so allow extra time for the journey.
What to know before you fly
- Time difference – Moscow time is 1 hour behind Georgian time (Moscow is UTC+3, Georgia is UTC+4).
- Documents – since December 2023, Georgian citizens do not need a visa for short visits to Russia. Entry rules can change, so check the current requirements before you travel.
- Payments – Visa and Mastercard cards issued outside Russia do not work in Russia. Make sure you have cash or another means of payment before you go.
- Baggage – baggage allowances vary by airline and fare. The cheapest fares often include hand luggage only, so read the fare conditions carefully when booking.
Frequently asked questions
Are there direct flights from Batumi to Moscow?
Yes. Several airlines operate direct flights from Batumi to Moscow’s Vnukovo and Zhukovsky airports, although the frequency varies by season.
How long is the flight?
A direct flight takes about 3 hours 30 minutes. The distance between the two cities is roughly 1,600 km.
When are tickets most expensive?
Fares are usually highest in the summer peak season, especially in July and August. Cheap tickets are generally easier to find in autumn and winter.
Can I book a ticket by phone?
Yes. We can help you choose and book a ticket on +995 551 907 907 (also available on Viber).








