Despite heavy and intense snowfall in western Georgia, Kutaisi International Airport continues regular flights, the United Airports of Georgia has announced.
The anti-icing procedures of the aircrafts were carried out in a “timely manner”, and all the scheduled flights, including arrivals and departures, had not been impacted, the body noted.
The United Airports of Georgia said due to rain and strong wind, Israeli airline Israir’s flight had been diverted from Batumi International Airport to Kutaisi International Airport, which received the flight, and the passengers were transported to Georgia’s Black Sea city of Batumi. (Agenda/Business World Magazine)
