• Food vendors. In the north and south terminals, locally owned Skinny Pancake serves up handmade crêpes filled with farm-fresh ingredients, as well as craft beer, wine and liquor. On the first floor near check-in, the Chubby Muffin sells baked goods and coffee drinks.
• A yoga room. On the second floor, this calm and cozy space offers passengers a chance to stretch, meditate or just chill out before a flight.
• Breastfeeding rooms. New mothers can spend private time with their babies in the “pod” in the north terminal or in a Mamava-supported pre-security room.
• Charging stations and free Wi-Fi. Passengers can find dozens of outlets throughout the airport and hook up to its new “Purple Wi-Fi” fiber-optic network, which is faster than ever before.
• Local art. To make the airport more beautiful, local nonprofit Burlington City Arts curates exhibits of work by Vermont artists. See page 29 of this issue for locations and details of current artworks.

You’ll benefit from two recent developments at the airport, even if you can’t see them:

• Solar panels. About 1,000 solar panels on the roof of the north parking garage add to the airport’s eco-friendly aesthetic. The power generated goes back into the local energy grid.
• High security. One hundred additional video cameras and new access controls make the airport even safer for passengers and staff.

We thank you for flying BTV and hope you’ll come back to see us soon. Let the beautiful city of Burlington and state of Vermont amaze you.

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