Are flights from Batumi to Moscow running on schedule?

Two weeks ago, an Azimuth flight from Batumi to Moscow (Vnukovo) operated smoothly and on schedule.

On August 8, a flight from Batumi to Zhukovsky was delayed by about 4 hours.

A Batumi–Sochi flight on July 17 was delayed from a scheduled 19:35 departure to 00:20 (over 5 hours late). At boarding, passengers were given a mini burger and fries, but no water was provided.

A flight from Novosibirsk on July 16 was delayed by 40 minutes, but the airline notified passengers 4 hours before departure.

As of June 25, flights both from and to Batumi were cancelled. The reason for the cancellation is unknown.

A return flight (Moscow to Batumi) on June 19 was delayed by 12 hours — scheduled departure was 17:30, but the plane only departed at 5 a.m. on June 20. The airline immediately provided a hotel near the airport and three meals.

A Batumi–Moscow (Vnukovo) flight showed a major delay, with the aircraft not appearing on FlightRadar24 and the Batumi airport departures board showing unclear information. It's advisable to cross-check status on FlightRadar24 and the destination airport's website simultaneously.

A flight from Sochi departed with a delay due to a temporary airspace closure, but seats were available and boarding was calm. Train services during the same period ran strictly on schedule with no disruptions.

A Batumi–Sochi flight with a connection to Ufa operated without delays — all arrivals and departures were on schedule. Tip: check the Batumi airport official website's live board the day before your flight.