Kutaisi 3,000 ft (civilian)

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  former Soviet airfields, which had belonged to the former Soviet 34-th air army and the USSR's air-defense force -- Marneuli, Vaziani, Senaki (Mikha Tskhakaya) and Gudauta. Current status of these: of all of them only Gudauta (which has Bombora Airfield) is closed. This was Russian’s base and they said they closed it in 1999.
  

Kutaisi - 3,000 ft (civilian)

Tbilisi – 2 runaways - 9,688 ft, the other one 6,802 ft

Vaziani - a runway length of 8,144 ft.

Marneuli – runaway length of 8, 235 ft

VOR DME Tiblisi airfield - 8,212ft

Telavi airfield - 1,3170 ft (for helicopters) – have a pic from this one if interested 

Marani airfield (don’t find its name, but the closest city is Marani) - 5,457ft

Tsnori airfield - 1,949 ft

Senaki - 7,706 ft

** Batumi - 7,895 ft (civilian) - Abkhazia

New Military bases:
Gori military base – started construction in August 2006 (ready in summer 2007): built to the north of the M27 highway from Tbilisi to Gori, less than 20 miles from Tskhinvali; 66 hectares in size; able to accommodate up to 3,200 soldiers (doesn’t seem to have airfield)
Senaki military base – opened in May 2006; close to Abkhazian border; able to accommodate 3,500 soldiers

Airports:

Smaller Scheduled Passenger Airports in Georgia:

FlightStats Code	Name	City	IATA Code	ICAO Code	Map
BUS	Batumi Airport	Batumi	BUS		Show
KUT	Kutaisi Airport	Kutaisi	KUT		Show
TBS	Novo Alexeyevka Airport	Tbilisi	TBS	UGGG	Show

Other Airports in Georgia:

FlightStats Code	Name	City	IATA Code	ICAO Code	Map
SUI	Babusheri Airport	Sukhumi	SUI	UGSS	Show

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