James M Cox Dayton International Airport

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

US

Type

Civil Airfield

Coordinates

39.902400 , -84.219400

Traffic Type

VFR

NSWE

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LegendInternational airportPaved runwayGrass stripHeliportOther aerodrome

Air Traffic Service (ATS)

Frequency	Type	Name	Notes	Is Public	Is Primary
118.425	Other	Columbus App/dep	None	Yes	No
118.850	Other	Columbus App/dep	None	Yes	No
134.425	Other	Columbus App/dep	None	Yes	No
118.000	Other	Dayton App/dep	None	Yes	No
125.800	Atis	Atis	None	Yes	No
121.750	Other	Clnc Del	None	Yes	No
121.900	Ground	Gnd	None	Yes	No
114.500	Other	Hiwas	None	Yes	No
122.200	Other	Dayton Rdo	None	Yes	No
122.550	Other	Dayton Rdo	None	Yes	No
122.100	Other	Dayton Rdo / R	None	Yes	No
119.900	Tower	Dayton Tower	None	Yes	No
122.950	Unicom	Unicom	None	Yes	Yes

Runways

Designation	Surface	Length (m)	Width (m)	MTOW (t)	Features	Notes
06L60°	Asphalt	3322m	45m	Unknown	Primary	None
24R240°	Asphalt	3322m	45m	Unknown	Primary	None
06R60°	Concrete	2220m	45m	Unknown	—	None
24L240°	Concrete	2220m	45m	Unknown	—	None
18180°	Asphalt	2591m	45m	Unknown	—	None
36360°	Asphalt	2591m	45m	Unknown	—	None

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No flight instructors found at this aerodrome.