You’re getting ready to fly out of Kutaisi International Airport, and you’re wondering about the boarding pass situation. Or maybe you opened up the Wizzair app and saw that message about needing to print your boarding pass.
Let me tell you about my recent experience coming back from Georgia – what an amazing trip, by the way! On my last night there, I opened the Wizzair app to check in, and was surprised to see I had to print out my boarding pass. I scrambled to find an internet cafe or somewhere to print it in Tbilisi, but had no luck since I was staying at an apartment with no reception area. So I just headed to the airport to see what I could do. Turns out, the process ended up being super easy, and I’ll walk you through it.
There’s No Need To Stress
There’s no need to stress about printing your boarding pass when flying with Wizzair from Kutaisi. Let me walk you through what I did.
First things first, I checked in online. This is a crucial step, and you must do it. With Wizzair, you can check in 24 hours before your flight, which was the case for me since I was only traveling with a handbag and didn’t need any additional services. So, start by checking in online.
Once I arrived at Kutaisi airport, I had to wait an hour for the check-in desk to open. I was flying from Kutaisi to Prague, and the check-in desk opened two hours before the flight.
As soon as the check-in counter opened (the desk where you go if you have luggage), I headed straight there, handed them my passport, and showed them my Wizzair app. The lady at the desk verified my passport and the app, and voila! She printed my flight ticket.
You see, the whole process is straightforward. All you need to do is check in online and then head to the check-in desk. You don’t need to print your boarding pass or worry about it.
