Warsaw to Batumi Flights: Airlines, Flight Time and Cheap Tickets

If you are planning to travel from Warsaw to Batumi, it is worth knowing in advance which airlines serve this route and what to expect along the way. That makes the trip much easier to plan and saves you both time and money.

Which airlines fly from Warsaw to Batumi?

There are no non-stop flights from Warsaw to Batumi Airport, but the journey is easy to put together with a single connection. Flights via Istanbul are operated by Pegasus Airlines and Turkish Airlines.

The route can also be built like this: fly from Warsaw Chopin Airport to Istanbul with LOT Polish Airlines, then continue straight on to Batumi with Turkish Airlines.

Another option is FlyDubai, which offers the same journey via Dubai International Airport.

 

How long does the flight from Warsaw to Batumi take?

As noted above, there is currently no direct air service on the Warsaw – Batumi route, so when you work out your total travel time you also need to account for the layover at the transit airport. Door to door, the journey usually takes between 6 and 11 hours.

As a rule of thumb, leave at least 2 hours for the connection, especially if the transit airport is large and busy, or if it is your first time passing through it. That way you cut the risk of missing your onward flight or running into other disruptions.

How to find cheap flights from Warsaw to Batumi

• Book your tickets 1.5–2 months in advance.
• Buy both legs of a return trip at the same time.
• Consider low-cost airlines.
• Travel with hand luggage only.
• Plan your trip outside the high season.

Searching for flights on this route and booking them is very simple to do online, and our search engine is there to help. Besides letting you look for tickets without leaving home, it gathers the offers of every airline and agency in one place so you can compare them against your own requirements. It takes only a few steps: enter your departure point and destination, choose the dates that suit you and click “Search” — within seconds you will be able to pick the ticket you want.

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Alternative routes: Kutaisi and Tbilisi

If the connecting Warsaw – Batumi option turns out to be expensive or inconvenient, consider flying into one of Georgia’s other airports:

• Kutaisi (KUT) — low-cost carriers fly from Warsaw to Kutaisi International Airport, and this is often the cheapest way in. Kutaisi is about 140 km from Batumi; the bus or minibus takes 2–2.5 hours, and the train is another option.
• Tbilisi (TBS) — there are also non-stop flights from Warsaw to Tbilisi. From Tbilisi, Batumi is about 5–6 hours away by train, up to 6 hours by bus, or roughly an hour by domestic flight (these mostly run seasonally).

When you search for tickets, always compare all three options — flying into Kutaisi or Tbilisi and continuing overland often works out considerably cheaper.

Which Warsaw airport will you depart from?

Warsaw is served by two airports, so check carefully which one appears on your itinerary before you buy:

• Warsaw Chopin (WAW) — the main international airport, about 10 km from the city centre. Most full-service airlines operate from here, and it offers the most convenient connections.
• Warsaw Modlin (WMI) — roughly 40 km outside the city and used mainly by low-cost carriers. Fares can be lower, but factor in the time and cost of getting to the airport.

If your itinerary has you landing at one airport and departing from the other, those count as two separate tickets: your baggage will not be transferred automatically, and the airline takes no responsibility if you are delayed.

Batumi Airport: what to expect on arrival

Alexander Kartveli Batumi International Airport sits just a few kilometres from the city centre, so a taxi or a city bus will have you at your hotel in a matter of minutes. The airport is small, which means passport control and baggage reclaim are usually quick.

Keep in mind that traffic at Batumi Airport is strongly seasonal: in summer (June to September) both the number of flights and ticket prices go up, while in spring and autumn fares are lower and the terminal is far less crowded.

Useful things to know before you fly

• Time difference: Georgia is 2–3 hours ahead of Poland, depending on whether Poland is on summer or winter time.
• Currency: Georgia uses the Georgian lari (GEL). ATMs and exchange offices are everywhere in Batumi, and card payments are widely accepted.
• Baggage: low-cost fares often include nothing more than a small cabin bag. Adding checked baggage at the time of booking is far cheaper than doing it later or at the airport.
• Connections: if the whole journey is on a single ticket, your bags will normally be checked through to Batumi. With two separate tickets you will have to collect and re-check them at the transit airport — in that case allow at least 3 hours between flights.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a direct flight from Warsaw to Batumi?

There is no scheduled non-stop service on this route; the trip is put together with one connection. Charter flights do appear from time to time during the summer season, so it is worth checking your specific dates in the search engine.

When is the best time to buy tickets?

As a rule, the best fares turn up 1.5–2 months before departure. For summer travel it is worth booking even earlier — up to three months ahead — because seats sell quickly in high season.

Do EU citizens need a visa for Georgia?

Citizens of Poland and other EU countries do not need a visa to enter Georgia and may stay in the country for an extended period. Even so, check the current rules on official sources before you travel.

Which airport is closest to Batumi?

Batumi Airport (BUS) itself — it is practically in the city. The next closest option is Kutaisi Airport (KUT), about a 2-hour journey from Batumi.