How Far Whitefield From The Airport

Whitefield is 37.7 Km away from Kempegowda or Bangalore International Airport. From Prestige Raintree Park, the airport is 38 Km away approximately. This takes traveling time of 1 Hour and 20 minutes by car, depending on the traffic in the area. To reach the airport, flyers can access Whitefield - Hoskote Rd or via Satelite Ring Rd. There are many BMTC buses and cabs available for commuters to reach the airport.

Whitefield is one of the most sought-after destinations for regular flyers as it is well-linked to the airport. There are all modes of transit from the area offering smooth connectivity. The locale has attracted a huge population to reside here because of its good connectivity and proximity to the transit hubs. There are IT professionals from different areas working in Whitefield who are frequent flyers. This helps them reach the airport on time and easily with no traffic signals and low traffic.

To reach Kempegowda airport, commuters can take buses, metro, or local cabs. These are priced fairly and help people to reach their destination on time. Whitefield's road network is smooth, and their flyovers control the traffic. The time and mode of transit to reach the airport are:

• Whitefield from the airport by train - By train it takes about 1 hour 57 min to reach the airport. The timings are 5:45 pm to 7:42 pm to reach the T1 of the airport.
• By Taxi - There are many running and private cabs that help people reach the airport. Bangalore airport to Whitefield distance taxi fare is about Rs 300 to 1000 depending on the traffic.
• Whitefield Metro to Bangalore Airport - Travelers can take the Purple Line of the Namma Metro from Kadugodi to KR Puram. Then, take the Kias-8C bus to the KIAB. It fair ranges from Rs 250 to 300. The metro timings are between 5:45 to 6:30 and reach in 2 hours approx.
• Whitefield from the Airport by Bus - BMTC runs a bus every 2 hours from Whitefield Post Office to KIAB. The ticket price is Rs 260–300, and the trip takes about 1 hour and 57 minutes.

To come back from the airport, people can take the metro from Byanapalli, which is 990 m away. It is the closest metro station to the airport.

Kempegowda International Airport is in Devanahalli, a key area in North Bangalore. It is named after Kempe Gowda, the founder of Bangalore. It is managed by Bengaluru International Airport Limited and covers 4,000 acres. The airport was operational in May 2008 to ease traffic at HAL Airport. It is the city’s first solar-powered airport. In 2018, it was the world’s fastest-growing airport. Today, it is the third busiest airport in India.