If you are planning a trip on the Porto – Kutaisi route, this article will help you plan the flight easily, without even leaving home. To buy your air tickets at the best possible price and reach your destination on the smallest budget, read on and you will find everything you need to know.
Which airlines fly the Porto – Kutaisi route
There are currently no direct flights from Porto to Kutaisi International Airport, but you can travel with a single connection and reach your destination after a layover of just a few hours.
The most common option is to fly from Porto to Milan Malpensa with easyJet and then continue straight to Kutaisi with Wizz Air.
Ryanair also serves Milan, and from there the journey to Kutaisi is again completed with Wizz Air.
How long does the flight from Porto to Kutaisi take?
The total travel time between Porto and Kutaisi depends on the number of connections and on how long you wait at the transfer airport. With one stop, the whole journey usually takes about 8 to 13 hours.
Porto Kutaisi flight tickets
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| 12 ნოემბერი 2026 | 21 ნოემბერი 2026 | 2 Გაჩერება |  | ავიაბილეთები 817 -დან |
| 17 დეკემბერი 2026 | 19 დეკემბერი 2026 | 2 Გაჩერება |  | ავიაბილეთები 656 -დან |
How to buy cheap air tickets from Porto to Kutaisi
- Book your tickets 1.5 to 2 months in advance.
- Buy the outbound and return tickets together.
- Take advantage of low-cost airlines.
- Travel with cabin baggage only.
- Plan your trip outside the high season.
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Porto – Kutaisi: what to know before you fly
Porto’s international airport — Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport (code OPO) — lies about 11 kilometres from the city centre and is connected to it by metro line E. Kutaisi’s David the Builder International Airport (code KUT) is roughly 14 kilometres from the city.
Because Portugal is part of the Schengen area, a flight from Porto to another European city is an internal one and you will not pass through passport control — border checks happen only on the flight that leaves Europe for Kutaisi. On the way back, you clear Schengen entry formalities at your transfer city, and the final leg to Porto is again an internal flight.
Which connections are available
Most of the European routes served by Kutaisi Airport are operated by Wizz Air, so the most practical way to reach Kutaisi from Porto is through a city that has a direct Kutaisi flight:
- Via Madrid — the flight from Porto to Madrid takes about 1 hour 20 minutes and is operated by several airlines, while Madrid has a direct Wizz Air service to Kutaisi.
- Via Milan (Malpensa) — the most widely used option, described above.
- Flying into Tbilisi — if western Georgia is not your final destination, Tbilisi airport is often more convenient: Turkish Airlines flies non-stop from Porto to Istanbul, and Istanbul has several daily flights to Tbilisi, so the entire route can be booked on a single ticket.
Separate tickets and connection times
When your itinerary is made up of two tickets from two different airlines (for example easyJet or Ryanair plus Wizz Air), you are in practice taking two independent flights. That means:
- your luggage is not transferred automatically — you have to collect it at the transfer airport and check it in again;
- the second airline is not responsible if the first flight is delayed, so it is wise to leave at least four hours between the two flights;
- low-cost carriers usually include only a small cabin bag in the fare, while a large suitcase and seat selection are paid extras — check the exact dimensions and prices on the airline’s website before you book.
Documents and the best season to travel
Georgian citizens holding a biometric passport do not need a visa for Portugal — they may stay in the Schengen area for up to 90 days within any 180-day period. The European Union is gradually rolling out new systems (EES and ETIAS), so it is worth checking the current requirements on an official source before departure. Portuguese citizens, in turn, do not need a visa to enter Georgia.
Spring and autumn are the most pleasant times to visit Porto: the weather is mild, there are fewer tourists and air fares are lower than in summer. The most expensive periods are July and August and the Christmas holidays.
Frequently asked questions
Are there direct flights from Porto to Kutaisi?
Not at the moment — the route has to be flown with one or two connections.
How long does the journey take?
With a single connection the total travel time is roughly 8 to 13 hours; with a long layover it can exceed 20 hours.
When are air tickets cheapest?
Fares are usually lowest outside the high season — from November to March, excluding the Christmas holidays — and on weekday departures.
How do I continue my journey from Kutaisi Airport?
Buses timed to the flight schedule run from the airport to Kutaisi, Tbilisi and Batumi, and taxis and private transfers are also available. The drive to Tbilisi takes about 4 hours and the drive to Batumi about 2 to 2.5 hours.
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