Regional airport · Dayton, United States

Dayton International James M Cox

KDAYDAY
Elevation
1,009 ft
Coordinates
39°54′N 84°13′W
Local time
America/New York

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Field information

KDAY runways, fuel & airport data

Reference data compiled from public aeronautical sources. Our OCC confirms the operational details for your flight before dispatch.

Dayton International James M Cox (KDAY/DAY) has 3 runways; the longest, 06L/24R, is 10,901 ft (3,323 m) of asphalt/concrete. Fuel on the field: Jet A-1 & Avgas. Rescue and fire-fighting cover is published as ARFF index C. Operating hours: Open 24 hours (H24). Prior permission required (PPR): our OCC requests it with the handler or airport authority. Our OCC arranges ground handling, landing permits and fuel at KDAY, and confirms every figure on this page with the airport and handler before dispatch.

  • Classification

    Regional airport

  • Time zone

    America/New York

  • Country

    United States

    US

  • Municipality

    Dayton

  • Elevation

    1,009 ft

  • Position

    39.9024, -84.2194

  • Traffic level

    High

  • Fuel

    Jet A-1 & Avgas

  • Fire & rescue

    ARFF index C

  • Operating hours

    Open 24 hours (H24)

  • Access

    Prior permission required (PPR)

Runways · KDAY

RunwayLengthWidthSurfaceLighting
06L/24R10,901 ft (3,323 m)150 ftasphalt/concreteLighted
18/368,502 ft (2,591 m)150 ftasphalt/concreteLighted
06R/24L7,285 ft (2,220 m)150 ftasphalt/concreteLighted

Flight support

Ground handling, permits & fuel at KDAY.

The Network Plan coordinates flight support at Dayton International James M Cox (KDAY / DAY) in Dayton, United States of America, through one 24/7 OCC desk. KDAY is listed in our network as a regional airport. Before dispatch, our OCC verifies permit lead times, slot availability, and local handler capabilities.

Services coordinated at KDAY

  1. 01

    Overflight & Landing Permits – United States of America

    Efficient coordination of overflight, landing, ad hoc, and seasonal block permit applications with the civil aviation authority of United States of America. Applicable permit lead times for United States of America are confirmed by the duty dispatcher at the time of request. For airline operators, navigation fee verifications, overflight charge audits, and CAA account reconciliations for United States of America are managed end-to-end.

  2. 02

    Ground Handling at KDAY

    Direct FBO and handler coordination at KDAY covering ramp parking, towing, GPU/ACU support, CIQ formalities, and real-time operational updates.

  3. 03

    Fuel Arrangements at KDAY

    Competitive into-plane pricing, secure fuel releases, and credit arrangements through major oil suppliers and local distributors worldwide. Availability at KDAY is confirmed by the duty dispatcher at the time of request.

  4. 04

    Flight Planning & Dispatch to KDAY

    Optimized routing, weather analysis, NOTAM review, fuel planning, and flight plan filing supported by continuous 24/7 OCC monitoring. Planning reference for KDAY: 39° 54′ 9″ N 84° 13′ 10″ W; elevation 1009 ft.

  5. 05

    Crew & Passenger Services in Dayton

    Ground transportation, hotel reservations, visa assistance, and expedited meet & greet for crews operating into Dayton. Complete passenger handling coordination covering check-in, boarding, special assistance, and CIQ formalities at KDAY.

  6. 06

    Cargo Operations at KDAY

    Support for freighter operations into KDAY covering ULD logistics, ramp and slot coordination, dangerous goods coordination, and rapid turnarounds.

Location

Where KDAY sits in the network

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