LYNDON — Vermont’s Caledonia County airport has undergone a facelift.

There’s a new conference room, waiting area, and two gas fireplaces. The airport has energy-efficient windows and doors, new wiring and insulation and a new heating system.

Long-time pilot Robert Jauch told the Caledonian-Record that the small airport can now take most turboprops and can accommodate small jets. It has a 3,100-foot runway.

The Lyndon airport was once considered the “red-headed step-child” among regional airports in Vermont, according to Guy Rouelle, Vermont’s state aeronautics director. But he says the name no longer fits.