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James M. Cox Dayton International Airport

Dayton, United States · KDAY

CHANCE YOU STEP OFF ANY BOARDING SAFELY

99.999993%

This is the worldwide figure, not DAY's. We do not have a sourced fatal-accident rate for James M. Cox Dayton International Airport, so we do not print one — Dayton runs on the same global safety system as everywhere else, and that system is what the number measures.

SOURCE: MIT / ARNOLD BARNETT, 2024

AIRPORT FACTS

IATA / ICAODAY / KDAY

CityDayton

CountryUnited States

Coordinates39.902, -84.219

EXAMPLE FLIGHTS — NOT DAY DEPARTURES

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BA 249 LHR → GIG · 787-9 SAFE ✓ UA 92 EWR → LIS · 767-300 SAFE ✓ AA 100 JFK → LHR · 777-300ER SAFE ✓ JL 44 HND → SYD · A350-900 SAFE ✓

These are example flights from elsewhere on the site, not real DAY arrivals. Live per-airport schedules wire in with a flight-data API.

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