Dothan Airport (DHN) | Terminal maps | Airport guide





Dothan Airport Information
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Airport Address:
800 Airport Dr, Dothan, AL, United States -
Official Website:
http://www.flydothan.com/ -
Contact Number:
(334) 983-8100
DHN Contact Information
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Name:
ADAM HARTZOG -
Address:
800 ARPT DR SUITE 15 -
Telephone:
(334) 983-8100
Dothan Airport

Dothan Regional Airport (DHN), located in southeast Alabama, serves as a critical link for Dothan residents and businesses to major transportation networks across the country.
DHN is currently served exclusively by Delta Air Lines through its partner Delta Connection, which offers direct flights to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL). This connection provides passengers access to a multitude of domestic and international destinations through Delta's extensive global network.
The airport features a single terminal that prioritizes ease of use and passenger comfort. In this terminal, travelers can take advantage of basic amenities designed to make their journey more comfortable, including a convenient waiting area, car rental services for convenient ground transportation and free Wi-Fi to stay connected. In addition, DHN has a parking lot located in close proximity to the terminal, enhancing the overall travel experience.
While Dothan Regional may not boast the same amenities as larger airports, its efficient operations and attention to customer service ensure a convenient and enjoyable start or end to any trip.
Dothan Airport Weather 07/18/2025
Weather ForecastTonight
75
Isolated T-storms then Mostly Clear
Saturday
95
Sunny then Scattered T-storms
Saturday Night
75
Mostly Clear
Sunday
96
Sunny then Isolated T-storms
Sunday Night
77
Mostly Clear
Monday
97
Scattered T-storms
Monday Night
77
Isolated T-storms
Tuesday
97
Isolated T-storms then Scattered T-storms
Tuesday Night
77
Scattered T-storms
Wednesday
95
Isolated T-storms then T-storms Likely
Wednesday Night
76
Scattered T-storms
Thursday
93
Isolated T-storms then T-storms Likely
Thursday Night
75
Isolated T-storms