Air Arabia Abu Dhabi has increased flight frequencies to Baku and Tbilisi, offering more travel options between the UAE capital and these popular leisure destinations.
The airline now operates six weekly flights to Baku (Tuesday to Sunday) and will offer eight weekly flights to Tbilisi starting August 7, including twice-daily service on Thursdays.
The expansion supports growing demand and reinforces tourism links, while offering greater flexibility and affordability. The airline, which recently added new routes to Almaty and Yerevan, currently operates a fleet of 12 Airbus A320s and plans to expand to 14 aircraft by year-end.
Flights can be booked via Air Arabia’s website, call centre, or travel agencies.
This post was published on 5 August 2025 12:15
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