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Daniel Field (DNL/KDNL) is a city-owned general aviation airport about 4 miles west/southwest of downtown Augusta, Georgia. It served as Augusta's primary commercial airport until 1950, when airline service moved to Augusta Regional at Bush Field. Today it handles private, corporate, and flight-training traffic and is known for its proximity to Augusta National Golf Club, making it especially busy during Masters week.
💡 Local Tip
During Masters week, Daniel Field becomes a busy private-aviation hub; book hangar/parking and review temporary flight restrictions (TFRs) well in advance, and expect tight traffic patterns.
🚖 Getting There
Daniel Field is best reached by car or rideshare; there is no direct rail link and public bus service is limited. Pre-arrange a taxi or rideshare pickup, or rent a car downtown, because on-demand options can be sparse at the airport. From downtown, drive west on Broad Street and turn onto Highland Avenue; the airport entrance is on Highland Avenue.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does Daniel Field offer commercial airline service?
A: No. Daniel Field is a general aviation reliever airport; the nearest commercial service is at Augusta Regional Airport (AGS), about 7 miles south-southeast.
Q: What is the airport code for Daniel Field?
A: The IATA code is DNL and the ICAO code is KDNL.
Q: How far is Daniel Field from downtown Augusta?
A: It is roughly 4 miles west/southwest of downtown Augusta, typically a 10- to 15-minute drive depending on traffic.
Q: Can private pilots fly into Daniel Field?
A: Yes, it is open to general aviation and has a control tower, fuel, and flight-training services; check current NOTAMs and parking availability before arrival.
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