Highest Airports in Georgia

Airports in Georgia ranked by elevation above sea level.

📅 2026📏 metres13 entries🇬🇪 See all of this country’s rankings →

All entries · 13

500 metres1,000 metres

Every dot is one entry, placed by its value (metres); the vertical bar marks each row’s median.

Mestia Queen Tamar AirportMestia · 4,778 ft above sea level

1,456 m

Bolshiye Shiraki Air BaseBolshiye Shiraki · 1,795 ft above sea level

547 m

Ambrolauri AirportAmbrolauri · 1,784 ft above sea level

544 m

Natakhtari AirfieldNatakhtari · 1,674 ft above sea level

510 m

Tbilisi International AirportTbilisi · 1,624 ft above sea level

495 m

Telavi Kurdgelauri AirportTelavi · 1,496 ft above sea level

456 m

Vaziani Air BaseGamarjveba 1 · 1,460 ft above sea level

445 m

Tbilisi Marneuli Air BaseTbilisi · 1,305 ft above sea level

398 m

Tbilisi Soganlug Air BaseTbilisi · 1,250 ft above sea level

381 m

David the Builder Kutaisi International AirportKopitnari · 223 ft above sea level

68 m

Alexander Kartveli Batumi International AirportBatumi · 105 ft above sea level

32 m

Gudauta Air BaseGudauta · 79 ft above sea level

24 m

Vladislav Ardzinba Sukhum International AirportSukhumi · 53 ft above sea level

16 m

Highlights

Within Georgia, Mestia Queen Tamar Airport ranks first in 2026 with 1,456 m, followed by Bolshiye Shiraki Air Base (547 m) and Ambrolauri Airport (544 m).

Mestia Queen Tamar Airport is 2.7 times higher than Bolshiye Shiraki Air Base, the runner-up.

Across 13 entries, values run from 1,456 m (Mestia Queen Tamar Airport) to 16 m (Vladislav Ardzinba Sukhum International Airport), with a median of 445 m.

Source: OurAirports, airports and runway datasets, 2026. Unit: metres.

Source: OurAirports, airports and runway datasets · Public domain (OurAirports) · fetched Oct 17, 2026 — Airport and runway records are community maintained and released to the public domain; no guarantee of accuracy is made. Only active small, medium, and large airports are included.