 The former terminal building is called Airport House, and the former control tower houses a visitors' centre.A de Havilland Heron (a small propeller-driven British airliner of the 1950s) is displayed on the forecourt outside Airport House, mounted on struts.The Heron is painted to represent an example registered "G-AOXL" of Morton Air Services, the aircraft that flew the last passenger flight from Croydon on 30 September 1959.