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The Karnataka government is on the brink of finalizing a location for Bengaluru’s second international airport, with Nelamangala emerging as the frontrunner. Following a comprehensive evaluation process, the area situated between Nelamangala and Kunigal, adjacent to National Highway 75, has been deemed the most viable option, a One India report stated. Bengaluru's second international airport is set to be located near Nelamangala, following thorough evaluations and discussions by state officials. (Representative image)(Pic for Representation) Bengaluru's second international airport is set to be located near Nelamangala, following thorough evaluations and discussions by state officials. (Representative image)(Pic for Representation) The decision to pursue a second airport stems from Bengaluru’s escalating demand for passenger and cargo services, alongside anticipated urban expansion. Various potential sites were assessed, including Harohalli along Kanakapura Road and Bidadi, but Nelamangala was ultimately selected based on criteria established by the Airports Authority of India (AAI) and its advantageous connectivity, the report said. Are you a manager having bigger career aspirations? Enroll now for University of Massachusetts Global MBA Programme READ | Seven locations proposed for second airport in Bengaluru, says Minister MB Patil Located roughly 30 kilometres from the city centre, the Nelamangala site benefits from extensive transport links, including national highways and rail networks, as well as a significant amount of available government land. The region boasts a robust road infrastructure, notably with access to NICE Road, and plans for the Peripheral Ring Road (PRR) and the Satellite Town Ring Road (STRR) which will facilitate smoother transit for travelers from southern Bengaluru, the publication noted. Once the site is confirmed, a formal proposal will be forwarded to the AAI. The selected location meets 15 critical criteria necessary for establishing a new airport, officials said. The restriction on building a new airport within 150 kilometres of Kempegowda International Airport will lift in 2035, further paving the way for this development, it added.