James M Cox Dayton Intl Airport (KDAY)

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James M Cox Dayton International Airport (KDAY/DAY) in the US is a civil airfield primarily supporting VFR traffic. Situated at an elevation of 308 meters, it features six runways with lengths ranging from 2,220 to 3,322 meters, including asphalt and concrete surfaces. The airport offers multiple frequencies for approach, departure, ground, and tower communications, making it a well-equipped facility for aviation enthusiasts and student pilots.

Country
USUS
Type
International Airport
Coordinates
39.902252 , -84.219412
Traffic Type
IFR, VFR
Compass
NSWE
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LegendInternational airportPaved runwayGrass stripHeliportOther aerodrome

Air Traffic Service (ATS)

FrequencyTypeNameNotesIs PublicIs Primary
118.425otherOtherColumbus App/depNoneYesNo
118.850otherOtherColumbus Approach (class C)NoneYesNo
134.425otherOtherColumbus App/depNoneYesNo
118.000otherOtherDayton App/depNoneYesNo
125.800atisAtisNoneYesNo
121.750otherOtherDayton Tower Clearance Delivery (cd/p)NoneYesNo
121.900groundGroundDayton Tower Ground (gnd/p)NoneYesNo
114.500otherOtherHiwasNoneYesNo
122.200otherOtherDayton RdoNoneYesNo
122.550otherOtherDayton RdoNoneYesNo
122.100otherOtherDayton (dayton Rco)COMMUNICATIONS PRVDD BY DAYTON RADIO ON FREQS 122.1R/114.5T (DAYTON RCO).YesNo
119.900towerTowerDayton Tower Tower (lcl/p)NoneYesYes
122.950unicomUnicomNoneYesNo
134.450otherOtherColumbus Approach (class C)NoneYesNo
121.500otherOtherNoneYesNo

Runways

DesignationSurfaceLength (m)Width (m)MTOW (t)FeaturesNotes
06L55°AsphaltAsphalt3323m46m870PrimaryNone
24R235°AsphaltAsphalt3323m46m870—None
06R55°ConcreteConcrete2220m46m870—None
24L235°ConcreteConcrete2220m46m870—None
18179°AsphaltAsphalt2591m46m870—None
36359°AsphaltAsphalt2591m46m870—None

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