Aerial view of Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport (KSDF)
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Millions of dollars of federal money will be used to spruce up airports across Kentucky and Indiana.

The Federal Aviation Administration has awarded the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport $1.2 million to update its master plan study.

Lexington's Blue Grass Airport will get $11 million to build a new taxiway.

Clark Regional Airport in southern Indiana landed more than $600,000 for an extended runway.

In June, the FAA announced it would award a total of more than $800 million to airports across the country in 2019 for improvements. 

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