When will T’way Air operate the Seoul–Tbilisi charters?

The seasonal program runs from April 24 to October 16, with eight charter rotations planned. It targets peak and shoulder travel periods to test real demand, yields, and tour participation. Results across spring and fall should guide whether a larger program or scheduled seasonal service makes sense.

Why run a charter instead of scheduled service now?

Charters allow a controlled trial of pricing, load factors, and tour-operator demand without long-term slot and fleet commitments. If the Seoul to Tbilisi charter ﬂyght meets targets, data from these rotations can support future scheduled service or an expanded charter series during high-demand windows.

How could Canadian travelers benefit from this route?

Canadians may see new packaged options that connect via Seoul into Tbilisi, adding an Asia–Caucasus pathway to existing European routings. If charters perform well, tour operators can secure more predictable inventory. That can help Canadians access Georgia itineraries during shoulder seasons with clearer pricing and availability.

What should investors watch to gauge success?

Focus on load factors, fare stability, booking curve strength, and airport commercial metrics such as retail and F&B per passenger. Monitor comments from Tway Air Georgia partners and local tour operators. Consistent performance across all eight rotations would be a strong signal for expanding the charter program.

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February 16: T’way Air to Run Seoul-Tbilisi Charters, Demand Test

ByDanny Kontos February 16, 2026February 16, 2026

South Korea’s T’way Air will operate eight summer charters on the Seoul to Tbilisi charter ﬂyght route from April 24 to October 16. This seasonal move tests real demand for Georgia South Korea travel after strong growth in 2025. For Canadian investors, it signals a new corridor that could lift Georgia’s tourism income, raise Tbilisi airport flights, and open niche tour products for Canadians connecting via Seoul. We break down the route plan, demand signals, and practical watchpoints for travel and aviation exposure.