James
M Cox Dayton International Airport
Airport
codes
IATA:
DAY, ICAO: KDAY, FAA LID: DAY
Local
Time
UTC/GMT
-5 hours
Address
James
M Cox Dayton International Airport
Dayton, Ohio
Access
1. Head
north on S Main St toward W 3rd St
2. Take the 2nd left onto W 2nd St
3. Merge onto I-75 N via the ramp to Toledo
4. Take exit 61 to merge onto I-70 W toward Indianapolis
5. Take exit 32 for Airport Access Rd toward Vandalia
6. Merge onto Dayton International Airport Access Rd
7. Continue onto Terminal Rd
Destination will be on the right
Airport
Overview
James
M. Cox Dayton International Airport also referred to as simply
Dayton International Airport, is a public airport located
nine miles (14 km) north of the central business district
of Dayton, a city in Montgomery County, Ohio, United States.
The airport is situated in Vandalia and it is owned and operated
by the City of Dayton. The Dayton International Airport is
the third busiest and third largest airport in Ohio behind
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and Port Columbus
International Airport. (Though much larger, Cincinnati/Northern
Kentucky International Airport is located out-of-state in
Hebron, Kentucky.) The Dayton International Airport is also
one of the nation's 10 fastest growing airports. The airport
is also home to the annual Vectren Dayton Air Show
Contacts
Phone: (1)937 454-8200
Website: www.daytonairport.com
Airport
Information
The airport
has an information desk located in the terminal building,
by the ticket counter.
Airlines
AirTran
Airways, American Airlines, Comair - Delta, Continental, Delta
Air Lines, Emery Worldwide, Fedex, KHI, Northwest Airlink,
Northwest Service, TWA, US Airways, United Airlines
Airline
Lounges
No Information
Terminals
Dayton
Airport consists of two concourses: Concourse B has 8 jet
bridges, and Concourse C has 12 jet bridges.
Facilities
Restrooms
/ Toilets
Toilets
are signposted in both concourses.
Disabled
facilities / Medical Facilities
The airport
is accessible by disabled passengers, with lifts; ramps; wheelchair-accessible
toilets; TDD phones for the speech and hearing impaired; and
reserved parking places for disabled drivers. Passengers needing
special assistence should inform their airline before travelling.
Business
facilities
The airport
has a business travellers centre located in the main hall
of the terminal building, which offers a range of business
services including fax; photocopying; Internet; and meeting
room facilities.
Baggage
There
is a baggage claim centre and trolleys are available throughout
the terminal building.
Shops
and restaurants
Eating
& Drinking
There
are a few shops located in the terminal building, including
Paradies Gift Shop; Tip's Barber Shop; CNBC Gift Shop; and
Heritage Booksellers.
Shopping
There
are a few restaurants and bars located in the terminal building
of the airport, including Tool Town Tavern; Max & Erma's;
Sbarro Italian Eatery; and Cinnabon.
Money
The airport
has a couple of ATMs located in the main hall of the terminal
building.
Religion
The airport
has a meditation centre.
More Services
There
is a first aid centre, there are also courtesy telephones;
public phones; a baby changing room; post boxes; and free
Internet access available at the airport.
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