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Routes and flights · the DOT's airline reports, August 2025 to July 2026

Daytona Beach International ⇄ General Edward Lawrence Logan International DAB–BOS

Airlines flew 470 flights between Daytona Beach International DAB in Daytona Beach, FL and General Edward Lawrence Logan International BOS in Boston, MA in the twelve months to July 2026, both directions together: 49,660 passengers in 65,924 seats, 75% of them filled. 1,068 miles, about 146 minutes in the air, on 1 airline: JetBlue Airways (470). Planning to fly it yourself? The weather and winds along this route right now.

470
flights, twelve months
DAB-BOS: 234 · BOS-DAB: 236
49,660
passengers
75% of seats filled
1,068
miles
about 146 minutes airborne
1
airline
3 aircraft types

Flights by month both directions

0163146627/251/264/26607/26
By month, as a table
flights
7/252
8/253
12/2556
1/2658
2/2652
3/2660
4/2660
5/2662
6/2659
7/2660

Passengers by month

01,8523,7055,5587,4107/251/264/267,4107/26
By month, as a table
passengers
7/25243
8/25427
12/254,872
1/264,986
2/265,685
3/266,813
4/266,105
5/266,541
6/266,821
7/267,410

The airlines twelve months, both directions

AirlineFlightsPassengersSeats filledService
JetBlue Airways B647049,66075%scheduled passenger service

The aircraft as the airlines report their types

AircraftFlightsSeats a flightPassengers
A220-300 BD-500-1A1146314048,813
Airbus Industrie A320-100/2005157637
Airbus Industrie A321Neoxlr2159210

DAB → BOS this direction alone · flown December 2025 to July 2026

234 flights of 240 scheduled, 24,727 passengers in 32,801 seats. JetBlue Airways 234.

BOS → DAB this direction alone · flown July 2025 to July 2026

236 flights of 240 scheduled, 24,933 passengers in 33,123 seats. JetBlue Airways 236.

Source: the Bureau of Transportation Statistics' T-100 Segment table (all carriers). A flight is one departure performed on this segment; seats and passengers are the airlines' own monthly reports; "seats filled" is passengers divided by seats. The miles are the DOT's great-circle distance. Both ends: Daytona Beach International DAB and General Edward Lawrence Logan International BOS; all routes.