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TravelerPulse profile
Connecting the Caucasus region to the world.
Founded
1990s
Headquarters
Tbilisi, Georgia
Caucasus Airlines was a Georgian carrier that operated scheduled and charter passenger services during the 1990s and early 2000s. The airline emerged in the post-Soviet era as Georgia sought to develop independent civil aviation infrastructure following the dissolution of the USSR.
The airline faced significant operational challenges common to many post-Soviet carriers, including economic instability in the region and difficulties in fleet modernization. It operated with limited routes primarily serving destinations in the former Soviet space and nearby regions.
Caucasus Airlines is no longer in active operation, having ceased services amid the broader consolidation and restructuring of Georgian civil aviation. It has since been superseded by other Georgian carriers such as Georgian Airways.
Hubs & network
The airline primarily operated from Tbilisi International Airport (now Shota Rustaveli Tbilisi International Airport).
Fleet
Caucasus Airlines operated Soviet-era aircraft typical of post-Soviet regional carriers, including Tupolev and Yakovlev types.
Notable facts
- ›Caucasus Airlines operated during the turbulent post-Soviet transition period in Georgia.
- ›The airline is no longer in operation and has effectively ceased to exist.
- ›Georgian civil aviation was reorganized significantly following the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
- ›IATA code NS was assigned to the carrier.
- ›The airline was superseded by other Georgian aviation operators including Georgian Airways.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.
Primary hubs
Route network map (58 legs)
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Route network
CAN → SJW73G
CGO → TSN738
CGO → WNZ738
CKG → NNGE90
CKG → SJWE90
CKG → WNZ738
CSX → KWE738
CSX → WNZ738
CTU → SJW73G
FOC → NKGE90
HAK → NNG738
HAK → WNZ738
HGH → SJWE90 73G
HGH → SYXE90
JJN → NKGE90
KMG → SJW73G
KWE → CSX738
KWL → XIYE90
MIG → XIYE90
NGB → SJWE90
NGB → ZUHE90
NKG → FOCE90
NKG → JJNE90
NKG → SJW73G E90
NKG → XMN73G
NNG → CKGE90
NNG → HAK738
SHA → SJWE90
SHP → SJWE90
SHP → TAOE90
SJW → CAN73G
SJW → CKGE90
SJW → CTU73G
SJW → HGHE90 73G
SJW → KMG73G
SJW → NGBE90
SJW → NKG73G E90
SJW → SHAE90
SJW → SHPE90
SJW → SZX73G
SJW → WNZ738
SJW → XIYE90
SJW → ZQZE90
SYX → HGHE90
SZX → SJW73G
TAO → SHPE90
TSN → CGO738
WNZ → CGO738
WNZ → CKG738
WNZ → CSX738
WNZ → HAK738
WNZ → SJW738
WNZ → WUH73G
WNZ → XIY73G
WUH → WNZ73G
XIY → KWLE90
XIY → MIGE90
XIY → SJWE90
XIY → WNZ73G
XMN → NKG73G
ZQZ → SJWE90
ZUH → NGBE90
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
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Caucasus Airlines
Airline in Georgia
Caucasus Airlines was a regional airline based in Georgia which served domestic destinations and countries in the region.
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