Planning a trip from Copenhagen to Batumi? Read this article and you will have everything you need to plan the journey.
Which airlines fly from Copenhagen to Batumi?
Which airlines fly from Copenhagen to Batumi?There is no non-stop flight between Copenhagen Airport and Batumi International Airport. The route is flown with one stop by the Turkish carrier Turkish Airlines, which routes passengers through Istanbul Airport.
Another possibility is to fly from Copenhagen to Tel Aviv – Ben Gurion Airport and continue from there to Batumi on a direct Israir Airlines service.
Copenhagen Batumi flight tickets
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How long is the flight from Copenhagen to Batumi?
Because the journey involves a connection, the total travel time depends on the airline you choose and on how long you wait at the transfer airport.
How to find cheap flight tickets from Copenhagen to Batumi
- Book your tickets 1.5–2 months in advance.
- Fly midweek rather than at the weekend — demand is lower on working days, so fares tend to be cheaper.
- Buy both legs of the trip at the same time. Airlines and agencies usually offer better prices for a return ticket than for two separate one-way tickets.
- Use a search engine that brings together nearly every airline and flight, so that booking the ticket you want takes just a few clicks.
Buying Copenhagen – Batumi tickets online is simple with our search engine. Just choose your departure and destination cities, enter the dates you want, and the system will show you every available flight, so you can pick the ticket that fits your budget.
What connecting routes are available from Copenhagen to Batumi?
Since there is no direct flight, the trip always involves at least one stop. These are the routings travellers use most often:
- Via Istanbul with Turkish Airlines — you fly from Copenhagen to Istanbul Airport (IST) and continue to Batumi on a non-stop flight. This is the most popular option, because the same airline operates both legs and your baggage is normally checked through to Batumi.
- Via Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen with Pegasus — Pegasus flies from Copenhagen to Sabiha Gökçen Airport (SAW), which also has non-stop flights to Batumi. This routing is often cheaper, but remember to add the cost of baggage and seat selection.
- Via Tbilisi — if the Batumi arrival times do not suit you, book your ticket to Tbilisi instead and continue with a Georgian Airways domestic flight, by train or by car.
How long does each leg take?
- Copenhagen — Istanbul: roughly 3 hours.
- Istanbul — Batumi: roughly 1 hour 45 minutes.
- Total journey including the connection: most often 7–9 hours, and longer if you have a long layover.
The exact timings depend on the airline, the date and the waiting time at the transfer airport, so always check how much time you have between flights before you confirm a booking.
Batumi airport — what to know before you land
Batumi International Airport sits just 2 kilometres from the city centre, one of the shortest airport-to-city distances in Georgia; a taxi gets you downtown in 10–15 minutes. After the expansion completed in 2021 the terminal can handle up to 1.2 million passengers a year, and in 2024 the airport served close to 950,000 travellers. The terminal is compact, so you are out of the building only minutes after passport control and baggage reclaim.
When is the best time to buy Copenhagen – Batumi tickets?
Batumi is a Black Sea resort city, and demand rises sharply between June and September. That is when the choice of flights is widest and fares are at their highest. If your dates are flexible, keep the following in mind:
- For summer travel, book 2–3 months ahead — prices on this route climb fastest in the peak season;
- Spring and late autumn are noticeably cheaper, although part of Batumi’s route network is seasonal and does not operate in winter;
- In winter it is often better value to fly to Tbilisi and continue to Batumi by domestic flight, train or car.
Practical information worth knowing
- Time difference: Georgia is 3 hours ahead of Denmark in winter and 2 hours ahead in summer.
- Visa: citizens of Denmark and other EU countries do not need a visa to enter Georgia.
- Currency: the local currency is the Georgian lari (GEL); card payments are widely accepted in Batumi.
- Baggage and transfers: if the two legs are operated by different airlines on separately purchased tickets, you will have to collect your baggage at the transfer airport and check it in again — in that case leave at least 3 hours for the connection.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a direct flight from Copenhagen to Batumi?
No, the two cities are not linked by a non-stop service. The journey requires at least one connection, most commonly in Istanbul.
Which airlines serve Batumi airport?
Turkish Airlines and Pegasus fly to Batumi from Istanbul all year round, and there are also services from Tbilisi (Georgian Airways), Baku, Tel Aviv and Chisinau. A significant part of the network is seasonal and operates mainly in summer.
Is it better to fly to Batumi or to Tbilisi?
If you are travelling in the resort season and Adjara is your destination, flying straight to Batumi saves the most time. In winter, when there are fewer flights to Batumi, flying to Tbilisi and continuing by domestic flight or train is often both cheaper and more convenient.
How far in advance should I book?
For summer dates, 2–3 months ahead is ideal; outside the peak season 1.5–2 months is usually enough. Last-minute tickets on this route are almost always expensive.
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