For release in Daytona Beach, FL, New York, NY, Oakland, CA, Atlanta, GA:
SkyTeam members America World Airlines, Japan Airlines, and Virgin America have joined together to report on the increase of air service in Daytona Beach, Florida. The CEO of America World Airlines, the largest carrier at the airport with ten daily flights to all six of its hubs confirmed that the airport is currently served exclusively by SkyTeam Carriers. The CEO of Virgin America, the airport's second largest carrier with nine daily flights to four of its thirteen hubs added that the three carriers work together in Daytona Beach through friendly competition and code sharing. America World Airlines and Virgin America together make up for 93.01% of Daytona's market share while Japan Airlines makes up for the last 6.99%. The following list contains the airlines, specific gates used, destinations, and frequencies at DBIA:
America World Airlines (Gate 2):
New York-JFK, NY (Hub): 3 daily
St. Louis, MO (Hub): 2 daily
Norfolk, VA (Hub): 2 daily
Salt Lake City, UT (Hub): 1 daily
San Juan, PR (Hub): 1 Daily
Honolulu, HI (Hub): 1 daily
Japan Airlines (Gate 1):
Atlanta, GA (Hub): 1 daily
Virgin America (Gate 3):
Chicago-O'Hare, IL (Hub): 1.5 daily
Denver, CO (Hub): 1.5 daily
Detroit, MI (Hub): 3 daily
Minneapolis/St. Paul (Hub): 2 daily
Volusia County, along with America World Airlines, Japan Airlines, and Virgin America have embarked on a marketing campaign aimed at attracting customers and making them aware of the large operation at Daytona Beach International Airport.
"These airlines have put a lot into our local airport," says DBIA Director of Air Service Development Stephen J. Cooke, "Daytona Beach International Airport offers an abundant amount of air service to major hubs with connecting opportunities around the world at affordable prices!"