Planning to travel from Kutaisi to Copenhagen? Then this article is well worth reading, so that you can plan your trip with ease.
Which airlines fly from Kutaisi to Copenhagen?
Flights to Copenhagen from Kutaisi International Airport operate with a connection.
With the Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air you can fly to Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport and continue from there to Copenhagen Airport with LOT.
Alternatively, you can take Wizz Air to Vienna International Airport and reach your final destination from there with Austrian Airlines.
How long is the flight from Kutaisi to Copenhagen?
On the Kutaisi-Copenhagen route the duration of a connecting flight depends on how long you wait at the transfer airport and on the airline you choose.
How to find cheap flight tickets from Kutaisi to Copenhagen
- Book your tickets 1.5-2 months in advance.
- Choose a midweek departure rather than a weekend. Demand for travel is lower on working days, so tickets are cheaper.
- Buy both legs of the journey at the same time. Airlines and agencies usually offer better fares for a return ticket than for two one-way tickets bought separately.
- Use a search engine that brings together almost every airline and flight, so that booking the ticket you want is as simple as possible.
You can book cheap Kutaisi-Copenhagen tickets online quickly and conveniently with our search engine. Simply select your departure and destination cities, enter the dates you want, and the system will show you every available flight, so you can choose the ticket that fits your budget.
Kutaisi to Copenhagen: the route at a glance
The distance between Kutaisi and Copenhagen is roughly 2,600 kilometres. A non-stop flight covers it in about 4 hours, while a connecting itinerary normally takes 7-12 hours, depending on the length of the layover.
In December 2023 Wizz Air launched a non-stop Kutaisi-Copenhagen service twice a week with an Airbus A321neo – the first ever direct air link between Georgia and Denmark. That flight is no longer part of the airline’s current schedule, so the journey is now planned with a connection. Schedules change from season to season, so always check the flights available for your dates in our search engine before you book.
Which cities are the most convenient for a connection?
Kutaisi International Airport has non-stop flights to several European cities that are in turn connected to Copenhagen by direct services:
- Warsaw (WAW) – one of the most convenient options, as Warsaw-Copenhagen flights operate several times a day.
- Budapest (BUD) – Wizz Air’s largest base, with direct flights on to Copenhagen.
- Prague (PRG) – a good choice if you would like to see the city during a longer layover.
- Milan Malpensa (MXP) – linked by direct flights to both Kutaisi and Copenhagen.
- Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen (SAW) – frequent departures and, as a rule, a relatively short wait.
The search engine will pick out the most convenient and affordable combination for your particular dates – all you need to do is enter them.
What to know about Copenhagen Airport
Copenhagen Airport (CPH), often called Kastrup, is the busiest air hub in Scandinavia and sits about 8 kilometres from the city centre.
Getting into town is straightforward: trains from the station beneath Terminal 3 reach Copenhagen Central Station (Kobenhavn H) in roughly 13 minutes, while metro line M2 connects the airport with the city centre (Kongens Nytorv, Norreport) in about 13-15 minutes. The same ticket is valid on both, and you can buy it from the machines at the station.
Denmark’s currency is the Danish krone (DKK), not the euro, although card payments are accepted almost everywhere in the country. The time difference between Georgia and Denmark is 2 hours in summer and 3 hours in winter, with Denmark behind.
Visa and border rules
Denmark is part of the Schengen area. Georgian citizens holding a biometric passport can travel to the Schengen area without a visa for up to 90 days in any 180-day period.
Since 10 April 2026 the European Union’s Entry/Exit System (EES) has been fully operational: when you cross the border your photograph and fingerprints are recorded, and on later trips your data is checked electronically. Because of this, border formalities may take longer on your first visit than they used to.
Keep in mind that your passport must be valid for at least three months beyond your planned date of departure from the Schengen area. Border officers may also ask to see a return ticket, proof of accommodation and travel insurance. Visa and border rules change from time to time, so check the official sources before you fly.
Practical tips for a connecting flight
- If you buy the two legs separately from different airlines, your luggage will not be transferred automatically – you have to collect it, check it in again and go through check-in for the second flight yourself.
- In that case allow a layover of at least 3-4 hours, so that a delay on the first flight does not cost you the second one.
- With low-cost carriers, checked baggage and larger cabin bags are paid extras – buy them together with your ticket, because the same service costs far more at the airport. Allowances and prices differ from airline to airline, so check the carrier’s conditions before booking.
- Check in online in advance and either download your boarding pass to your phone or print it out.
- If your connection is at an airport inside the Schengen area, you will pass border control at that first European airport rather than in Copenhagen.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a direct flight from Kutaisi to Copenhagen?
There is no non-stop service at the moment, so the route is flown with a connection. Wizz Air operated the route directly for a while from December 2023, but the flight is no longer in its schedule.
How long does the journey take?
Time in the air is about 4.5-5 hours, depending on where you change planes. With the layover included, the whole trip usually takes 7-12 hours.
When are tickets cheapest?
The best fares are generally found in late autumn and winter, while demand – and with it prices – rises during the summer months and over the December holidays.
When is the best time to visit Copenhagen?
From May to September the city has its warmest and sunniest weather, the days are long and there is far more going on. Winter is wetter and darker, but flights and hotels are noticeably cheaper.
Do Georgian citizens need a visa for Denmark?
Holders of a biometric passport do not need a visa for a short stay – up to 90 days within any 180-day period in the Schengen area. A longer stay or any kind of work requires the appropriate permit.