James M Cox Dayton International Airport - DAY

Dayton International Airport Address

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Dayton International Airport - home to the Wright Brothers - lays claim to being within 90 minutes by air to 55 percent of the country's population. More than 90,000 passengers pass through the airport annually.

DAY got its start in the mid-1930s when $65,000 was raised to purchase the facility for the City of Dayton on April 30, 1936. TWA was one of the first airlines to fly out of Dayton. Today, the airport supports 10 airlines, it has three runways on 4500 acres, and employs about 2500 people.

Directions

• Cincinnati/South of Dayton: I-75 North to I-70 West to Exit #32
• Columbus/East of Dayton: I-70 West to Exit #32
• Indianapolis/West of Dayton: I-70 east to Exit #32
• Toledo/North of Dayton: I-75 South to I-70 West to Exit #32

There is one terminal at Dayton International Airport, comprised of two concourses: B and C.

Ticketing and baggage claim are located in the main terminal area. The concourses and passenger gates are on the upper level of the terminal building. Ten airlines serve DAY:

Air Carriers

• AirTran Airways: 800-965-2107
• American/American Eagle: 800-433-7300
• Comair: 800-354-9822
• Continental/Continental Express: 800-525-0280
• Delta Air Lines: 800-221-1212
• Frontier Air Lines: 800-432-1359
• Northwest/Northwest Airlink
• Midwest Connect: 800-452-2022
• United/United Express: 800-241-6522
• US Airways/US Airways Express: 800-428-4322

Concourse B is home to American, Delta, Northwest, and United. Concourse C is home to AirTran, Comair, Frontier, Midwest, and US Airways.
Terminal Map