See Airport Improvements Happening in Daytona Beach International

Karen Feaster, deputy airport director, emphasized the $14 million is not coming from taxpayer money. “The airport is owned and operated by Volusia County but we do operate as an enterprise fund, which means we are completely self-sustaining,” said Feaster. That means the private loan obtained for the project will be paid back using airport

The Volusia County Council will be asked to approve a renovation of the main terminal at Daytona Beach International Airport, the first since it opened in 1992, to give it a more modern look and add amenities that accommodate the present-day needs of travelers and airlines. The funds for the $14 million project would come