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The Georgian Airways airline was founded in 1993 under the name of Airzena and initially operated charter flights to the United Arab Emirates, Italy, China, Egypt, India, Syria, as well as regular flights to Vienna in Austria. In 1999, Airzena became the national carrier of Georgia and, in 2004, changed its name from Airzena to Georgian Airways.

Since 2010 Georgian Airways has been a member of the IATA (International Air Transport Association). Today Georgian Airways is a private company with a fleet of modern aircraft for medium-haul destinations, providing passenger and cargo air transport.

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In 2000 the airline modernized its fleet, taking over two Boeing 737-500 aircraft from the German company Hapag-Lloyd. Since 2000 Georgian Airways has renewed its fleet of Soviet aircraft and its flights are operated by Boeing and CRJ aircraft equipped with modern navigation systems and comfortable cabins.

The Georgian Airways fleet consists of:

Boeing 767-300, with 16 seats in business class, 2 in first class and 227 in economy class, for a total of 245;
Boeing 737-800 with 172 seats, including 16 in business class and 172 in economy class;
Boeing 737-800 with a total of 168 seats, including 18 in business class and 150 in economy class;
CRJ 200 with 46 seats, including 4 in business class and 42 in economy class.

The airline Georgian Airways is based Tbilisi at Tbilisi International Airport.

Text by Alisè Vitri

Avion Tourism Magazine

Text source: Georgian Airways

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