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James M. Cox Dayton (DAY) live flight tracker

Aircraft within 40 nautical miles of James M. Cox Dayton International Airport, Dayton, United States, right now — on approach, on the ground and passing overhead.

5Airborne nearby
0On the ground
5Airlines present
KDAYICAO code
Live — refreshing every 30s DAY at 39.902, -84.219

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Aircraft near DAY right now

5 tracked within 40 nm, nearest first.

FlightRouteAirlineAircraft AltitudeSpeedStatusDistance
EJA325 — NetJets E55P 5,850 ft 326 mph Climbing 6.6 nm
AAL1587 — American Airlines Boeing 737-800 18,175 ft 416 mph Climbing 22.5 nm
DAL3140 — Delta Air Lines B712 13,250 ft 331 mph Climbing 22.7 nm
JIA5261 — PSA Airlines Bombardier CRJ700 15,650 ft 447 mph Climbing 24.3 nm
RPA4797 — Republic Airlines Embraer E170 27,000 ft 486 mph Cruising 39.1 nm

Snapshot taken when this page loaded; the map above keeps updating. Routes are the scheduled origin and destination for each flight number — aircraft broadcast their position, not where they are headed.

Airlines at DAY right now

Carriers with an aircraft in range as this page loaded.

Other airports near Dayton

Within 400 km, nearest first.

About James M. Cox Dayton International Airport

James M. Cox Dayton International Airport carries the IATA code DAY and the ICAO code KDAY. It sits at 39.9024, -84.2194 in Dayton, United States, and is classified as a medium airport with scheduled passenger service.

The codes are worth keeping straight, because they are not interchangeable. DAY is the three-letter IATA code — the one on your boarding pass and your baggage tag. KDAY is the four-character ICAO code air traffic control and flight planning systems use. This page tracks by position, so it shows every aircraft in the area regardless of which code its flight plan was filed under.

Positions come from volunteer ADS-B receivers and are provided for general interest. This is not a source of arrival or departure times — for those, check with the airline or the airport directly.