KIADB Aerospace Park Phase 2 to Yelahanka

KIADB Aerospace Park Phase 2 to Yelahanka distance is about 27.3 km by road and the main route uses NH-44. The drive takes close to 46 minutes under normal traffic. Some inner pockets of Phase 2, closer to the upcoming STRR interchange, can cut this down to about 18 km, or 25 minutes, once that link opens fully.

There are new projects coming up in KIADB Phase 2, including Prestige Parklane by Prestige Group. The project spans 32.26 acres of luxury flats for sale in 2026 in 1, 2, and 3 BHK sizes. Their prices for sale start at Rs 65 lakh. Its spot inside KIADB Phase 2 places future residents on this same Yelahanka-bound stretch, within a fair daily commute.

Best Route From KIADB Phase 2 to Yelahanka

Start on the internal park roads, then join NH 648 heading toward the highway grid.
From here, merge onto State Highway 104, also called SH 104.
SH 104 links directly to NH-44, also known as Bellary Road.
Follow NH-44 south, straight through to Yelahanka town.

This route runs through a toll stretch on NH-44, so keep small change or a FASTag ready. Peak hours near Yelahanka can add 10 to 15 minutes to the trip. Early starts help avoid the worst of this traffic.

Distance, Time, and Fare at a Glance

Mode	Distance	Travel Time	Approx. Fare
Self-drive / cab	27.3 km	40–50 min	Rs. 550–800
BMTC bus (298-M)	~27 km	55–60 min	Rs. 15–21
Local train (06535/06537)	~24 km	32–34 min	Rs. 10–15
Future metro (Blue Line)	~25 km	30–35 min (est.)	Up to Rs. 80

Cabs are fastest outside peak hours, while the local train offers the quickest fixed-time option today.

Bus Details

BMTC's route 298-M runs from Devanahalli New Bus Station to Kogilu Cross, near Yelahanka. It departs every 20 minutes and takes about 55 to 60 minutes end to end. Fares on this route range from Rs 15 to 21, based on the exact stop.

Train Details

Trains like EMU 06535 and 06537 belonging to South Western Railway ply on the Bangalore-Chikballapur track. They halt at Devanahalli and travel to Yelahanka Junction within a period of 32 to 34 minutes. The fares are very economical, being just around Rs 10-15 for each journey.

This makes it the most economical and regular service available. A local train journey from KIADB Phase 2 to Devanahalli railway station would take a few more minutes.

Upcoming Metro Link: Blue Line Phase 2B

This section is currently without a metro rail link. The upcoming Namma Metro Blue Line, which is currently under construction during Phase 2B, shall bring about that change in due course.

This particular line intends to have its station at Yelahanka, among others such as Bagalur Cross and Devanahalli. This would mean that commuters from KIADB Phase 2 can feed into it.

Indicative Metro Fare Slabs for a distance of 2 Km to 20 Km and above ranges from Rs. 10 to 90. These prices may rise or go down depending on the distance. These are tentative numbers based on the current pricing of the metros in the city.

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

The proximity of a shorter and linked path to Yelahanka usually works towards favoring housing prices. Homebuyers looking for low prices and a fast connection to the city usually opt for the belt area. Real estate agents have seen continuous interest shown by employees willing to spend between 40 and 50 minutes on the daily commute.

Development projects such as Prestige Parklane get a benefit from this situation because of its immediate connection to NH-44 and the STRR soon to come into effect.

When both the metro and the STRR become functional, this journey will become even shorter. Shorter, fixed-time travel usually pushes both rental demand and resale prices up. Buyers who enter early, ahead of these links opening, aim to capture this gain first.