DAB · Florida
Nonstop into Daytona Beach, FL
11 U.S. airports fly here without a layover, grouped by how long you'd be in the air.
11 of 11 nonstop routes
Leave after work
Under 2 hours4 citysAtlanta, GA
ATL · Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport
56m
About 4 flights a day
Charlotte, NC
CLT · Charlotte Douglas International Airport
1h 5m
About 4 flights a day
American
Raleigh/Durham, NC
RDU · Raleigh-Durham International Airport
1h 16m
2 flights a week
Breeze
Akron, OH
CAK · Akron Canton Regional Airport
1h 51m
A couple of flights a week
Breeze
Easy weekend
2 to 3 hours7 citysBoston, MA
BOS · Boston Logan International Airport
2h 40m
5 flights a week
JetBlue
SeasonalNonstops out of BOS →New York, NY
JFK · John F. Kennedy International Airport
2h 13m
4 flights a week
JetBlue
New Haven, CT
HVN · Tweed New Haven Airport
2h 26m
2 flights a week
Providence/Warwick, RI
PVD · Rhode Island T. F. Green International Airport
2h 28m
2 flights a week
Breeze
Wilmington, DE
ILG · Wilmington Airport
2h 11m
2 flights a week
Hartford, CT
BDL · Bradley International Airport
2h 26m
A couple of flights a week
Breeze
White Plains, NY
HPN · Westchester County Airport
2h 16m
A couple of flights a week
Breeze
Long weekend
3 to 5 hours0 citysNo nonstops in the three to five hour range from this airport.
Worth the extra days
5 hours and up0 citysNothing over five hours nonstop from here, which is normal for most Midwest airports. Hawaii and Alaska usually mean one connection.
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Nonstop route data from the U.S. Department of Transportation (BTS T-100), covering 2025-06..2026-05, last updated 2026-09-02. Domestic routes only. Airlines change schedules, so an advisor confirms before you book.
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