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Daytona Beach International Airport named top commercial service airport in state by FDOT

The award was announced at the FDOT Annual Aviation Awards ceremony held in conjunction with the Florida Airports Council Annual Conference.


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  • | 10:00 a.m. August 18, 2024
The Daytona Beach international Airport. Photo courtesy of DAB/David Keith
The Daytona Beach international Airport. Photo courtesy of DAB/David Keith
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Daytona Beach International Airport was named Florida's 2024 Commercial Service Airport of the Year by the Florida Department of Transportation.

The award was announced at the FDOT Annual Aviation Awards ceremony held in conjunction with the Florida Airports Council Annual Conference, according to a county press release. DAB previously won this award in 2021.

"DAB won this award twice in three years, that speaks volumes to the professionalism of our team and the respect by industry peers" said Cyrus Callum, county director of Aviation and Economic Resources. 

The award is selective to airports that have proven exceptional aviation safety, completed aesthetic improvements, and shown innovative management solutions throughout the year. Airport Director Karen Feaster said the recognition is "a testament to the commitment of our team to provide the highest levels of safety and customer service for our passengers, community and airline partners."

 "With new customer service initiatives, ongoing safety and security enhancements, and the introduction of Avelo Airlines' new air service, 2023 was a year full of opportunities," Feaster said. "We look forward to continuing to deliver an exceptional travel experience."

During the awards presentation, FDOT recognized DAB for accomplishments including its partnership with the Volusia Sheriff’s Office for law enforcement services; its participation in the county's Adopt-a-School program, providing mini jet engine models to local schools with STEM programs; its membership in the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program; and its Art in Public Places program.

 

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