Goa Transportation

Goa's sole airport, the Dabolim Airport, is both a military and civilian airport catering to domestic and international airlines that stop en route to other Indian destinations. In addition to regular flights, the airport handles a large number of chartered flights. Goa receives International flights from Dubai, Sharjah and Kuwait in the Middle East and from the United Kingdom, Germany and Russia during the charter flight tourist season. Dabolim airport is serviced by the following carriers - Air India, Indian Airlines, Air Deccan , Kingfisher airlines, Go air, Spicejet , Jet Airways besides Charter flights from Thomas Cook (condor) etc.

Domestic Airlines, | Low cost airlines, | Domestic Airlines

Railways in Goa:

Goa has two rail lines - one run by the South Western Railway and the other by the Konkan Railway. The line run by the South Western Railway links the port town of Vasco da Gama with Hubli in Karnataka via Margao. The Konkan Railway line runs parallel to the coast connecting Mumbai to the Malabar Coast.

Local transport:

Goa's public transport largely consists of privately operated buses linking the major towns to rural areas. Government-run buses, maintained the Kadamba Transport Corporation, links both major routes (like the Panjim-Margao route) and some remote parts of the state. In large towns such as Panjim and Margao, intra-city buses ply. However, public transport in Goa is less developed, and residents depend heavily on their own transport, usually motorised two-wheelers.