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Turkish Airlines offers nearly 20 flight alternatives every day from London to Tbilisi. All flights are operated as connecting over Istanbul. The duration of the journeys in this route varies by the layover at Istanbul and ranges from seven to twenty five hours.
Turkish Airlines passengers have a chance to select among two different points of departure in their journeys from London to Tbilisi. Flights in this route take off from London Gatwick Airport (LGW) or London Heathrow Airport (LHR), land at Tbilisi Airport (TBS) with a connecting flight either at Istanbul Airport (IST) or Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport (SAW), according to your preference. It would be advantageous in every aspect to carefully review your points of departure and transit while booking your flight.
If you have a layover between 6 to 24 hours at Istanbul during your journey from London to Tbilisi, you may benefit from the sightseeing service Touristanbul offered complimentarily by Turkish Airlines and have a chance to discover beautiful Istanbul.
Serving as the capital of United Kingdom, London is a significant metropolis followed closely by the entire world. As a city with a non-stop business life, London surely is an irreplaceable passion by its natural beauties accompanying you all over the city, along with its architectural works with high historical value and its culture and art events taking place continuously in every spot.
Hosting highly busy traffic all year round, London is extremely popular in educational field as well. Ranking among the top choices for those wishing to receive especially language training, London fulfills the expectations about education in the best way possible.
London has six airports to meet the high demand in air transport: Southend Airport (SEN), City Airport (LCY), Stansted Airport (STN), Luton Airport (LTN), Gatwick Airport (LGW) and Heathrow Airport (LHR). Turkish Airlines flights from London use Gatwick Airport (LGW) and Heathrow Airport (LHR) as the points of departure.
The most preferred option for reaching London Heathrow Airport (LHR) from the center is the railway service operating regularly. Operating from Paddington Station in the center, Heathrow Express trains reach Heathrow Airport (LHR) within 15 to 20 minutes in average. Trains on Heathrow Connect line, on the other hand, follow the same route by stopping at each station. You may get on Heathrow Connect trains also from Paddington.
Passengers wishing to get to airport by subway may use Piccadilly subway line displayed in dark blue which operates from the center to Heathrow Airport (LHR). You may reach the terminals 1, 2 and 4 within nearly an hour. There are free shuttle trains operating within the airport for reaching the other terminal.
Those planning to use buses may get on National Express operating from Victoria station in every thirty minutes, and reach airport within roughly 50 minutes.
In addition to all these, if you are interested in a private transport, you may also take the cabs serving 7/24 all around the city.
The most preferred means to reach London Gatwick Airport (LGW) from the center is Gatwick Express trains. Setting off from Victoria station in every 15 minutes, these trains get to Gatwick Airport (LGW) within approximately thirty minutes.
As another alternative setting off also from Victoria Station, Southern Railway trains serve to the airport within 45 minutes. Those planning to use airport shuttles may get on Easybus shuttles from Baker Street station. Moreover, you may consider taking the cabs available anywhere in the city to reach Gatwick Airport (LGW).
Established in the fifth century, Tbilisi has been a remarkable stop in the Historical Silk Road and managed to preserve its value all the time. As the capital of Georgia, this adorable city extends over each sides of Kura River and serves as a pioneer city countrywide in many aspects. Sustaining its economic potential, commercial and industrial activities by the cultural events taking place, Tbilisi also remains as the financial center of Georgia.
Tbilisi Airport (TBS), the sole airport serving internationally in the city, is located 17 kilometers from the center.
You may use the public buses, railway or cabs for private transport, to reach the center from Tbilisi Airport (TBS).
Buses numbered 37 and 137 operate in every 15 minutes from the exit of terminal building and reach the city center within nearly one hour, following the route Samgori, Avlabari, Freedom Square, Rustaveli, Republic Square and Tamar Bridge.
It is possible to reach the center also by the cabs serving on the way out the airport. In addition, if convenient, you may also use the train line operating from the airport to the main train station only two times in a day; in the mornings and late afternoon.