In a recent article on Monday June 2, by Rachel Murray of the Dayton Daily News, it showcased part of the reason the Dayton International Airport is growing at the rate it is: low airfare.
The Dayton International Airport is the second lowest in the state, only behind Akron/Canton Airport, and is 37th lowest among the top 100 largest airports in the nation.
Dayton, averaging a price of $371 per round trip ticket, is almost $140 cheaper than the average round trip ticket out of CVG ($510). The competitive market at DAY is what makes these prices among the lowest around.
Some of the downsides of DAY however, is it's lack of non-stop flights originating there. Most trips out of DAY include stops when traveling.
Some of our customers say the short drive from Cincinnati and surrounding areas is well worth the savings.
The affordable airfares, easy accessibility and location, and affordable parking options, such as Westwind Airport Valet, make this airport a favorite among travelers in this region.
