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Davison Army Airfield (DAA/KDAA) is a U.S. Army airfield at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, roughly 10 miles south of Washington, D.C. It supports military fixed-wing and rotary-wing operations, including VIP transport and training, and has a single paved runway. The field is not open to commercial airline service and access is restricted to authorized personnel.
💡 Local Tip
Because KDAA is inside the Washington DC FRZ/SFRA, even experienced pilots should review current NOTAMs and security procedures before every flight; expect military, VIP, and helicopter traffic with little tolerance for deviations.
🚖 Getting There
Access to Davison AAF is through Fort Belvoir's controlled gates, so visitors should arrange a pass or escort with their military sponsor before arriving. By car, reach Fort Belvoir via US-1 or I-95 and follow base signs to the airfield; allow extra time for gate checks. There is no direct public transit to the airfield, though regional buses serve parts of the base—confirm routes and access with your sponsor.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is Davison Army Airfield a commercial airport?
A: No. DAA has no scheduled airline service; it is a military airfield supporting U.S. Army and government operations.
Q: Can civilian pilots fly into KDAA?
A: Generally no. Civilian operations require prior permission, and the field lies within the Washington D.C. Special Flight Rules Area/Flight Restricted Zone; coordinate with base operations and follow all FAA and security procedures.
Q: What runway does Davison AAF have?
A: The airfield has one paved runway, 14/32, approximately 5,000 feet long, plus helicopter operations areas. Check current charts and NOTAMs for exact dimensions and conditions.
Q: Is the airport open to the public?
A: No. It is inside Fort Belvoir, so access is controlled; visitors need a valid military ID, sponsor, or pre-arranged base pass.
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