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Flights from Dayton to Omaha
There are no direct flights from Dayton to Omaha. The fastest way is one stop via Chicago, about 3h 27m door to door (9 connections a week on current schedules).
No direct flights · 1 connection option From 3h 27m
Dayton to Omaha at a glance
Fastest journey3h 27mVia Chicago, on current schedules
Nonstop flightsNoneConnect via Chicago
Best ways to fly from Dayton to Omaha
Ranked by how easy the connection is: one airline or alliance first (bags and connection protected), then the quickest self-transfer options.
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DAY Chicago (ORD) OMA
Leg 1: United Airlines, Envoy Air, GoJet Airlines · Leg 2: American Airlines, United Airlines, SkyWest
Sun12:45 DAY12:38 ORD1h 22m connection14:00 ORD15:12 OMAEnvoy Air
Connections are computed from flights actually flown over the last 8 weeks, with at least 45 minutes to change on one airline and 2 hours on separate tickets. Times are local. The search shows live itineraries and exact times.
Good to know
- Distance
- 1,006 km625 miles
- Journey time
- 3h 27mon current schedules
- Time difference
- -1hOmaha vs Dayton
- Currency in Omaha
- USD
- Airports
- DAY → OMA
Flights from Dayton to Omaha: questions answered
Are there direct flights from Dayton to Omaha?
No. There is no nonstop service, so you will connect, most easily in Chicago. Some connections are on one airline or alliance, so your bags and connection are protected on a single ticket.
How long is the flight from Dayton to Omaha?
With one connection the journey usually takes around 3h 27m, depending on the layover. The straight-line distance is 1,006 km.
Where do you change planes between Dayton and Omaha?
The best connecting points are Chicago (ORD). United Airlines flies both legs via Chicago, so you can book it as one ticket.
Which airports serve Dayton and Omaha?
Dayton: James M. Cox Dayton International Airport (DAY). Omaha: Eppley Airfield (OMA).
What is the time difference between Dayton and Omaha?
Omaha is 1 hour behind Dayton.





