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Flybus Network Grows: KSRTC Starts Direct Service from Bengaluru Airport to Davanagere

The new Flybus route connects KIA to Davanagere via the Satellite Town Ring Road, Doddaballapura Bypass, Dabaspet, Tumakuru Bypass, and Chitradurga Bypass.

Flybus Network Grows: KSRTC Starts Direct Service from Bengaluru Airport to Davanagere
The Flybus (Volvo Multi-Axle). (ETV Bharat)
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By ETV Bharat English Team

Published : November 12, 2025 at 8:18 PM IST

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Bengaluru: The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) has launched a new direct Flybus (Volvo Multi-Axle) service between Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) and Davanagere. The service was inaugurated by the Minister for Transport and Muzrai at Terminal 2 of the airport on Wednesday morning.

New Route and Schedule Details

Speaking at the launch, the Transport Minister recalled that the first direct Flybus service between Bengaluru Airport and Mysuru began in August 2013 during his earlier tenure. The service has since been extended to Madikeri and Kundapura.

“Promoting public transport and encouraging people to use it more often should be our top priority,” the minister said. “Today’s launch of the direct Flybus service to Davanagere is another step toward making our transport system more efficient and passenger-friendly.”

He also noted that KSRTC has been recognised nationally for its innovative practices, with the Government of India recently conferring an Excellence Award for the “Dhwani Spandana” initiative implemented in Mysuru city.

The new Flybus route connects KIA to Davanagere via the Satellite Town Ring Road, Doddaballapura Bypass, Dabaspet, Tumakuru Bypass, and Chitradurga Bypass. Two convenient en-route pick-up and drop points have been provided at Tumakuru and Chitradurga.

The schedule from Bengaluru Airport is at 12:45 am and 10:00 am, while departures from Davanagere are at 8:00 am and 5:00 pm. Fares from the airport are ₹400 to Tumakuru, ₹980 to Chitradurga, and ₹1,250 to Davanagere.

Currently, KSRTC operates 13 Flybus routes — nine to Mysuru, two each to Madikeri, Davanagere, and Kundapura — completing 44 daily trips and covering 10,240 km every day, with an average of 1,050 passengers.

Free Nandini Snack Kits for Passengers

In a move to enhance passenger comfort, KSRTC has introduced complimentary Nandini snack kits for all Flybus travelers starting November 15. The kits, sourced from the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF), will include a water bottle, flavored milk, cookies, cake, and a packet of kodubale.

The launch event was attended by KSRTC Managing Director Akram Pasha, IAS, Director (Personnel & Vigilance) Dr. K. Nandini Devi, IAS, Director (IT) Ibrahim Maigur, IAS, and representatives from Kempegowda International Airport and KMF.

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