Bangalore to Nashik flight guide — IndiGo's limited non-stop to Ozar (ISK), plus the Mumbai/Pune-and-road backup, fares and airport details for 2026.
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Quick answer: Bangalore to Nashik non-stop flights take about ≈ 1h 50m non-stop on IndiGo when the daily service is operating; via Mumbai or Pune as a connection the door-to-door time stretches to 6-8 hours., operated by IndiGo (sole non-stop operator), Around one non-stop a day (roughly seven a week) on IndiGo. Frequency is thin and seasonal, so always confirm the flight is running before you plan around it.. This is a domestic route within India, so no visa is required. Use the live search above to compare today's cheapest BLR–ISK fare across every airline, OTA and travel agent in one place.
Last reviewed July 2026 by the FlightGPT flights desk · route facts cross-checked against DGCA and the Airports Authority of India (AAI) · how we collect fares · editorial policy · fact-checking · fares are live — verify the final price in search before booking.
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IndiGo is the only airline flying non-stop between Bengaluru (BLR) and Nashik's Ozar airport (ISK). It runs a single A320-family service most days — roughly seven departures a week — so this is very much a one-carrier, one-flight route rather than a busy trunk sector.
Because there is just one daily option, the non-stop sells out quickly around long weekends, the grape-harvest season and festival dates. If the IndiGo flight is full or not operating on your date, the practical alternative is to fly into Mumbai (BOM) or Pune (PNQ) — both far busier from Bengaluru — and finish the journey by road. There is no Air India, Akasa or SpiceJet non-stop on BLR-ISK at present.
The aerial distance is about 865 km and the non-stop blocks at roughly 1 hour 50 minutes gate to gate. The flight tracks north-west across the Deccan, climbing out of Bengaluru and descending into the small civil enclave at Ozar.
If you connect via Mumbai, allow 6-8 hours door to door: a 1h 40m flight to BOM, then a 165 km, four-hour-plus road transfer to Nashik. Via Pune it is similar — a short hop to PNQ followed by roughly 210 km and 4.5 hours by road. The non-stop, when it suits your dates, is comfortably the fastest and least tiring choice.
With only one daily non-stop, fares on BLR-ISK are sensitive to demand — a single full flight has nowhere to overflow, so prices firm up fast in peak weeks. Booking three to six weeks ahead generally gives the calmest fares.
| Period | Demand | Fare pressure |
|---|---|---|
| Oct-Feb (pleasant, vineyard season) | High | Book early; the single flight fills |
| Mar-May (summer) | Moderate | More give on price |
| Jun-Sep (monsoon) | Lower | Often the cheapest, weather permitting |
| Festivals / long weekends | Very high | Sells out weeks ahead |
We never quote a guaranteed rupee fare — prices move daily. Compare the live figure against a Mumbai or Pune connection before you commit.
A few habits that genuinely help on a thin single-flight route like this:
Because there is essentially one departure, your choice is limited — take the slot that is offered and build your day around it. As a general rule the route has run as an afternoon service, so plan onward transport in Nashik for a late-afternoon or evening arrival. If your dates offer a morning option, that leaves more daylight for the 21 km transfer into Nashik or onward to the vineyards and Trimbakeshwar.
Business travellers: The single daily flight is fine for a planned trip but offers no recovery if it is delayed or cancelled — keep your meeting buffer generous, or fly via Mumbai for more frequency.
Families and groups: Book together and early; one full flight cannot be split across alternatives easily. The non-stop spares children the long road leg from Mumbai or Pune.
Students and budget travellers: Compare the direct IndiGo fare against a cheaper Bengaluru-Mumbai flight plus a bus or shared cab to Nashik. The connection is slower but can save money in peak weeks.
Bengaluru (BLR): Kempegowda International. IndiGo's domestic departures use Terminal 1; the newer Terminal 2 also handles some IndiGo flights, so check your boarding pass and allow time to reach the right terminal.
Nashik (ISK): Ozar, a compact civil enclave at the HAL airfield, about 21 km from the city centre. It is a single-terminal airport with limited facilities — pre-arrange your onward transport rather than relying on finding a cab on the spot.
At Bengaluru, Kempegowda is around 35-40 km north of the city; allow 60-90 minutes in traffic and use the airport expressway or a Vayu Vajra bus. At Nashik, Ozar is roughly 21 km out — pre-booked cabs or app taxis are the most reliable option, as walk-up availability is thin. If you connect via Mumbai or Pune, factor the long road transfer (4-4.5 hours) into your arrival planning.
IndiGo's cheapest fares are cabin-bag only (one piece up to 7 kg). Free check-in baggage of 15 kg comes with most regular fares; extra weight is cheaper bought online before departure than at the airport. Full, current rules are on the IndiGo baggage page. If you connect on a separate ticket via Mumbai or Pune, your allowance does not carry through — you may need to re-check and re-pay.
Nashik sits on the Deccan plateau and is pleasantly cool from October to February — peak season for the vineyards around Ozar and for Trimbakeshwar and Sula. Summers (March-May) are warm and dry. The monsoon (June-September) brings heavy rain and lush countryside but can cause weather delays at a small airfield, so keep onward plans flexible. Bengaluru is mild year-round; carry a light layer for early or late flights.
On a one-flight-a-day route, the smartest move is to price both options at once. Use FlightGPT to put the IndiGo non-stop next to a Bengaluru-Mumbai or Bengaluru-Pune connection — you will quickly see whether the time saved on the direct flight is worth the fare, or whether a cheaper hub flight plus a road transfer suits you better. Always confirm the non-stop is actually operating on your date before building plans around it.
Yes — IndiGo operates a single non-stop most days (roughly seven a week) between Bengaluru (BLR) and Nashik's Ozar airport (ISK), blocking at about 1 hour 50 minutes. It is the only non-stop on this route, so always confirm it is running on your date.
The non-stop is around 1 hour 50 minutes gate to gate. If you connect via Mumbai or Pune instead, expect 6-8 hours door to door once the road transfer to Nashik is included.
IndiGo is the only carrier on the non-stop. Go First and Jet Airways no longer operate, and Vistara has merged into Air India — neither flies this sector directly. For more frequency you can route via Mumbai or Pune on several airlines.
Typically one non-stop a day, around seven a week, all on IndiGo. Because there is no second flight to fall back on, the service can sell out well ahead in peak season.
Book the IndiGo non-stop three to six weeks ahead, or compare it against a cheaper Bengaluru-Mumbai/Pune flight plus a road transfer. We do not quote fixed fares — check the live price on FlightGPT before booking.
At Bengaluru, IndiGo departs mainly from Terminal 1, with some flights from Terminal 2 — check your boarding pass. Nashik's Ozar is a single-terminal airport.
Yes. IndiGo web check-in opens 48 hours before departure and closes about an hour before. Doing it online saves time at both the busy Bengaluru terminal and the small Ozar enclave.
Under DGCA rules, if the airline cancels you are entitled to a full refund or a free alternative flight, and to assistance depending on notice given. If you cancel, only statutory taxes and applicable fees are refundable per the fare rules — refundable fares give back more.
Possibly. Ozar is a small airfield, and heavy monsoon rain (June-September) can cause delays. With only one daily flight there is little slack, so keep onward plans flexible and watch the forecast.
IndiGo does not currently carry pets in the cabin or hold on domestic flights, so this route is not pet-friendly. If travelling with an animal you would need a specialist pet-relocation service by road or a carrier that permits it.
Yes — infants under two travel on an adult's lap for a nominal fare plus taxes, with no separate seat or free baggage. Carry the child's age proof. Book the infant when booking the adult.
Booking directly with IndiGo makes changes, cancellations and refunds simpler to handle. OTAs sometimes show lower headline prices but add a layer for support. Use FlightGPT to compare, then choose based on price and how much you value direct support.
About 21 km. Pre-book a cab or app taxi, as walk-up availability at this small airport is limited.
October to February is ideal — cool, dry weather and peak vineyard season around Sula and the Ozar belt. Summers are warm; the monsoon is green but wet and can affect flights.
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