ATP Jet Center
Daytona Beach, FL
About ATP Jet Center
ATP Jet Center at Daytona Beach International Airport opened in October 2009 with an affiliation to ATP Flight School, the largest private pilot training organization in the United States. That connection shapes the facility's approach to pricing and transparency.
The FBO offers an internet price lock guarantee on Jet A and 100LL fuel. Passengers and operators can lock the fuel price online before arriving, removing the uncertainty of variable rack rates at the pump. First-night fees are waived with a fuel purchase, which reduces the total cost for overnight stays.
Both full-service and self-serve fueling options are available, giving operators flexibility based on how much ground crew involvement they need for a given stop.
Daytona Beach sits roughly 10 miles from the airport. The Atlantic coast beach is accessible in under 15 minutes from the ramp. NASCAR's Daytona International Speedway, home of the Daytona 500, is approximately 18 miles from the airport, making ATP Jet Center a natural arrival point for race week traffic. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University maintains a significant campus in Daytona Beach, generating steady aviation-adjacent traffic throughout the academic year.
KDAB is a designated international airport, which means US Customs coordination is possible for flights arriving from the Bahamas or Caribbean, a common routing for Florida east coast charter traffic.
The facility handles the range of aircraft types that come through a mid-size Florida airport: turboprops, light jets, and larger cabin aircraft making fuel stops or dropping passengers for beach and race events. The price lock model appeals to operators managing costs on Florida legs where multiple FBO choices exist.
Amenities and services
Operations at Daytona Beach International Airport
Daytona International Speedway is about one mile from the terminal, a five-minute drive. The beachside strip along A1A is roughly four miles east, 10 to 15 minutes depending on traffic. Orlando is approximately 60 miles southwest, about one hour by car under normal conditions. Jacksonville is about 90 miles north, around 1.5 hours. Car rentals are available on the airport property. During major race weekends, ground traffic around the speedway and along International Speedway Boulevard can be significant, so plan extra time if your departure coincides with race-day crowds.