Unless you've flown in or out of Daytona Airport, you might have never heard of AirGate Aviation. They're a charter airline that provides service from Daytona Airport to Marsh Harbor and Treasure Cay in the Bahamas. According to the AirGate Aviation website, they have a fleet of Cessna's that provide significantly more legroom and comfort than your average commercial airline.
Delta flies more than 160 million passengers to 350 destinations a year. According to Delta, they are the only U.S. airline to serve six continents. Their primary hub is the Atlanta International Airport, but they also have flights leaving from the Daytona Airport. Because Daytona isn't considered a hub airport, you may have to stop over in another city before reaching your final destination.
US Airways has more than 3,000 flights a day, with their primary hub being the Charlotte Douglas International Airport in Charlotte, North Carolina. If you're leaving from the Daytona Airport, you won't find any of the traditional services you'd see at a larger airport. There's no curbside check-in or US Airways lounges. In fact, there's only one gate for US Airways, which could lend to a speedier departure.
