Cheap flights to Daytona Beach

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Daytona Beach
DAB

Regular flights to Daytona Beach are provided through Daytona Beach International Airport, located just 5 kilometers from the city center. Currently, flights to this region of the USA are operated from 6 popular cities across the country. The heaviest traffic is recorded from Atlanta (25 flights per week) and Charlotte (22 flights), as well as from New York, where 12 planes depart weekly.

Six airlines operate routes to this airport, ensuring stable connections with major transportation hubs. The leading carriers are Delta and American Airlines, joined by JetBlue, Avelo Airlines, Breeze Airways and Qatar Airways. Below on this page, you will find convenient departure city cards with a search form, as well as information on how to get to the city and current weather.

Flight insights to Daytona Beach

Data-driven trends for direct flights to Daytona Beach — how often airlines fly, where passengers come from, and typical fares and flight times.

Most frequent departure cities

The most frequent direct routes to Daytona Beach come from Atlanta, Charlotte and New York City. Atlanta leads with around 25 flights a week.

Direct routes & fares

Popular non-stop routes to Daytona Beach range from New York City at $112 to Raleigh at $446 — a quick way to compare direct-flight fares.

Cheapest departure cities

The cheapest places to fly to Daytona Beach from right now are New York City from $112, Atlanta from $157 and Boston from $329.

Longest direct flights

The longest direct flight to Daytona Beach is from Rutland at about 2h 45m, followed by Boston (2h 42m) and New Haven (2h 28m).

Popular departure cities to Daytona Beach

AtlantaUnited States
Atlanta
25 flights/weekFrom $ 157
CharlotteUnited States
Charlotte
22 flights/weekFrom $ 375
New York CityUnited States
New York City
12 flights/weekFrom $ 112
BostonUnited States
Boston
4 flights/weekFrom $ 329
New HavenUnited States
New Haven
2 flights/weekCheck price
RaleighUnited States
Raleigh
2 flights/weekFrom $ 446
Key WestUnited States
Key West
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AugustaUnited States
Augusta
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North CharlestonUnited States
North Charleston
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DothanUnited States
Dothan
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Panama CityUnited States
Panama City
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New BernUnited States
New Bern
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FlorenceUnited States
Florence
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Marsh HarbourBahamas
Marsh Harbour
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North EleutheraBahamas
North Eleuthera
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RutlandUnited States
Rutland
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Frequently asked questions

How many cities have flights to Daytona Beach?
Currently, direct air service to the city is established from 6 key departure airports. Most routes connect the region with major transportation hubs within the United States.
Which cities have the most frequent flights to Daytona Beach?
The most popular destinations are Atlanta with a frequency of 25 flights per week and Charlotte with 22 flights. There is also a significant passenger flow from New York (12 flights), Boston (4 flights), and New Haven (2 flights).
How many airlines fly to Daytona Beach?
Six airlines operate flights to the local airport. The largest carriers by flight volume include Delta, American Airlines, and JetBlue.
Which airports receive flights to Daytona Beach?
All commercial flights arrive at Daytona Beach International Airport (DAB). It is conveniently located just 5 kilometers from the downtown area, making transfers to the coast quick and easy.
How to find tickets to Daytona Beach at the best prices?
To find the best options, we recommend using the search form in the departure city cards shown below. This allows you to compare offers from various carriers, including low-cost airlines Avelo Airlines and Breeze Airways.
When is the best time to book a flight to this region?
Generally, the most affordable fares are available when booking 2–3 months before the departure date. It is also worth looking for mid-week flights from Delta and American Airlines, when demand is traditionally lower.

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