Vermilion Regional Airport (DNV)

Vermilion Regional Airport (DNV) serves the city of Danville in Illinois. It functions primarily as a general aviation airport, supporting private aircraft, flight training, and agricultural aviation activities, including crop-dusting. There are no scheduled commercial airline services operating from this airfield. The terminal facilities are very basic, typically consisting of a small building that houses a Fixed-Base Operator (FBO) office, a pilot's lounge, and essential restrooms. There are no traditional passenger check-in counters, security checkpoints (as there are no commercial flights), or baggage claim areas. Amenities are limited to those supporting general aviation operations, such as fuel services (Avgas and Jet A) and tie-down parking. Travelers should not expect retail shops, restaurants, or extensive waiting areas. All ground transportation from the airport should be pre-arranged, as public transport options are generally unavailable, and taxi services may be limited. Pilots should consult NOTAMs for potential agricultural aviation activities.