KDAY James M. Cox Dayton Intl Airport – Handling, Fuel & Permits

Flight Support Services at KDAY

The Network Plan coordinates flight support at James M. Cox Dayton International Airport (KDAY / DAY) in Dayton, United States, through one 24/7 OCC desk.

KDAY is listed in our network as a regional airport with high traffic. Before dispatch, our OCC verifies permit lead times, slot availability, and local handler capabilities.

Overflight & Landing Permits – United States

Efficient coordination of overflight, landing, ad hoc, and seasonal block permit applications with the civil aviation authority of United States.

Applicable permit lead times for United States 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 are managed end-to-end.

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.

James M. Cox Dayton International Airport publishes rescue and fire fighting cover of FAA Index C.

Jet A1 Fuel at KDAY

Fuel on record at James M. Cox Dayton International Airport: Jet fuel & Avgas. Competitive into-plane pricing, secure fuel releases, and credit arrangements through major oil suppliers and local distributors.

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′ 7″ N 84° 13′ 8″ W; elevation 1,009 ft; local time UTC-5.

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.

Cargo Operations at KDAY

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

Frequently Asked Questions – KDAY

What are the ICAO and IATA codes for James M. Cox Dayton International Airport?

The ICAO code is KDAY and the IATA code is DAY.

Is Jet A1 available at KDAY?

Yes. Fuel on record at James M. Cox Dayton International Airport is Jet fuel & Avgas; into-plane pricing and fuel releases are arranged by our OCC.

What is the fire category at KDAY?

James M. Cox Dayton International Airport publishes rescue and fire fighting cover of FAA Index C.

What time zone does KDAY operate in?

James M. Cox Dayton International Airport operates on UTC-5.

How do I request ground handling or a permit for KDAY?

Send your aircraft, schedule, and requirements to occ@thenetworkplan.com. Our duty dispatcher will confirm applicable permit lead times, handling arrangements, and available Jet A1 pricing for KDAY.

James M. Cox Dayton International Airport