Aviasales.tj will find you the cheapest airfare for Moscow – Tbilisi by comparing the ticket prices to Tbilisi using 45 agencies, five booking systems, and 728 airlines. Where exactly you buy your tickets for Moscow – Tbilisi is up to you.

Moscow – Tbilisi is most popular in May, June and July. During this period the average ticket price is 2 803SM.

In the off-season – in March, April and August ticket prices drop to an average of 2 304SM.

Direct flight for from Moscow to Tbilisi

The easiest way to to get to your destination is a direct flight. Direct flights for from Moscow to Tbilisi are offered by:

• Azimuth (daily A47007)
• Georgian Airways (daily A9927)
• Red Wings (2 days per week, flight WZ559)

Tbilisi is served by 1 airport: Tbilisi International Airport. Direct flights for Moscow – Tbilisi are operated by:

• Azimuth, Georgian Airways from Vnukovo Airport to Tbilisi International Airport
• Red Wings from Zhukovsky International Airport to Tbilisi International Airport

Flight with layover for the route from Moscow to Tbilisi

An alternative option for Moscow – Tbilisi (round-trip) would be a flight with a layover. Prices start at 548SM up to 14 606SM.

The lowest prices for flights with layovers are offered by Azerbaijan Airlines with a layover in Baku. Tickets start at 981SM.

Affordable and convenient options are also available from:

• Pobeda (starting at 1 306SM with a layover in Adler/Sochi)
• Nordwind Airlines (starting at 1 335SM with a layover in Adler/Sochi)
• Ural Airlines (starting at 1 463SM with a layover in Adler/Sochi)
• Utair (starting at 1 508SM with a layover in Adler/Sochi)
• Yakutia Airlines (starting at 1 511SM with a layover in Mineralnye Vody)
• Pobeda (starting at 1 579SM with a layover in Mineralnye Vody)
• NordStar (starting at 1 698SM with a layover in Adler/Sochi)
• RusLine (starting at 1 732SM with a layover in Adler/Sochi)
• Utair (starting at 1 751SM with a layover in Mineralnye Vody)

A flight with a layover on the route Moscow – Tbilisi will allow you to make your trip more interesting. The layover could be in:

• Baku (flight SU1854 Aeroflot)
• Yerevan (flight 3F316 FlyOne)

This is a great chance to get to know these cities. Layovers are usually at least six hours.

Please keep in mind that depending on the number of days remaining until your departure, ticket prices for Moscow – Tbilisi could change by more than 25%.

Aviasales.tj suggests buying tickets from Moscow Tbilisi in advance in order to choose the conditions for your flight that best suit your preferences and budget.