Dalton Municipal Airport (DNN)

Dalton Municipal Airport (DNN) is a city-owned general aviation facility located six miles southeast of Dalton, Georgia, known as the 'Carpet Capital of the World.' Spanning 455 acres, the airport features a single 5,496-foot asphalt runway (14/32) and serves as a critical transportation link for the region's prominent flooring industry. It supports a high volume of corporate jet traffic, private aircraft, and various community aviation activities, providing a direct gateway to the industrial heart of Northwest Georgia. The airport's main terminal building is well-equipped with modern facilities for both pilots and passengers. Managed by the City of Dalton, the terminal includes multiple passenger lounges, a conference room for business travelers, and a pilot lounge featuring recliners, a large-screen TV, and a shower. A full kitchen and flight planning area are also available on-site. The Fixed-Base Operator (FBO) provides comprehensive services, including 24-hour self-serve and full-service aviation fuel (100LL and Jet A+), aircraft ground handling, and hangar leasing options across several city-owned and corporate hangars. While there are no scheduled commercial airline services at Dalton Municipal, the facility hosts specialized aviation companies such as Cole Aviation, an authorized Mooney Service Center, and Crystal Air, which provides flight instruction and charter services. Travelers using the airport typically arrive via private or chartered aircraft and must arrange ground transportation in advance. Courtesy vehicles are often available for short-term use, and rental cars can be pre-arranged for delivery to the terminal through companies like Enterprise. Its proximity to Interstate 75 ensures easy access to Dalton and the nearby cities of Chattanooga and Atlanta.