KIADB Aerospace Park Phase 2 to Hebbal Distance and Route
KIADB Aerospace Park Phase 2 to Hebbal distance is about 22 to 25 km by road and by road it takes roughly 35 to 50 minutes. The main path runs through Bagalur Main Road, then joins NH-44 south toward Hebbal.
There are new projects coming up in KIADB Phase 2, including Prestige Parklane by Prestige Group. The project spans 32.26 acres, with 1, 2, and 3 BHK apartments for sale.
Their prices start from around Rs 65 lakh. Its spot inside KIADB Phase 2 places future residents on this same Hebbal-bound corridor, well within a workable daily commute.
Best Route From KIADB Phase 2 to Hebbal
- Commence from the inner roads of Aerospace Park, then proceed to Bagalur Main Road or SH 104.
- Here, some people follow the alternate route of BK Halli Road.
- Drive to NH-44, which is referred to as Bellary Road, near the airport approach or Kogilu Cross.
- Head south on NH-44, passing through Yelahanka and Jakkur along the way.
- This road runs straight on to the Hebbal Flyover junction, marking the trip's end.
Peak hours near Yelahanka and Hebbal can add 10 to 15 minutes to this drive. Off-peak trips often wrap up closer to the 35-minute mark.
Distance, Time, and Fare at a Glance
| Mode | Distance | Travel Time | Approx. Fare |
|---|---|---|---|
| Self-drive / cab | 22–25 km | 35–50 min | Rs. 500–750 |
| BMTC bus (298-M) | 22–25 km | 60–90 min | Rs. 19–35 |
| Airport shuttle service | 22–25 km | 45–60 min | Rs. 150–250 |
| Future metro (Blue Line) | 22–25 km | 30–40 min (est.) | Up to Rs. 80 |
Cabs and shuttles are quicker outside peak hours, while buses cost far less overall.
BMTC Bus Details
BMTC's route 298-M runs the most direct bus service on this stretch. It connects Devanahalli New Bus Station straight to Hebbal Bridge, close to the flyover junction. Riders from KIADB Phase 2 can reach Devanahalli New Bus Station by a short local ride. From there, they can board this bus toward Hebbal.
- Bus number: 298-M
- Route: Devanahalli New Bus Station to Hebbal Bridge
- Frequency: Every 20 minutes, on both weekdays and weekends
- Journey time: About 1 hour 13 to 15 minutes on the direct leg
- Fare: Rs 19 to 35, based on the exact fare stage
- Service hours: Buses run through most of the day, roughly 5:30 AM to 10:30 PM
An alternate combo pairs bus KIA-6, from Sadahalli Gate to Hebbal Bridge, with the 298-M leg from Devanahalli. Airport shuttle services also cover this stretch, aimed mainly at travellers and daily office-goers.
Upcoming Metro Link: Blue Line Phase 2B
There is no metro train available for this route to date as of September 2026. In future, Namma Metro Blue Line, which is currently under construction, will make up for the lack of any metro train service on this particular route.
The Namma Metro Blue Line comes under Phase 2B of the project and will connect the airport route directly to Hebbal. The stops nearby, such as Doddajala and Bagalur Cross, will cater to this route. Riders from KIADB Phase 2 could reach one of these stations, then take a direct train south to Hebbal.
Indicative Metro Fare Slabs usually range Rs. 20 to Rs. 90 depending on the stoppage. The fares may change after the metro line officially starts.
BMRCL expects trains on this stretch to start running by mid to late 2027. Peak-hour trains should arrive every 4 to 5 minutes, with wider gaps off-peak.
How This Route Shapes the Property Market
A known route to an important destination usually helps maintain property prices. People working at Hebbal but looking for cheaper property tend to consider this belt. There is constant demand from employees willing to travel between 35 and 50 minutes on their way to work.
Projects like Prestige Parklane gain from this trend, given their direct link to the Bagalur-Hebbal stretch. Once the Blue Line opens, this same trip should shrink further still.
Generally, shorter travel time is associated with higher rental demand and higher resale prices of the property. Those buyers who come earlier, before the development of the subway, tend to benefit from this increase.
FAQs
The distance by road is approximately 22 to 25 kms via Bagalur Road and NH-44.
Bagalur Main Road to NH-44, south beyond Yelahanka and Jakkur; that's the ticket.
It makes for a 35 to 50-minute drive from Yelahanka, depending on traffic.
Yes, BMTC's 298-M bus runs from Devanahalli New Bus Station to Hebbal Bridge every 20 minutes, for Rs 19 to 35.
No, as of September 2026. When the Blue Line becomes available, Doddajala or Bagalur Cross stations will assist.
Yes, Prestige Parklane is located in the heart of KIADB Phase 2 with direct road access to Hebbal.
