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Vologda Airport has its own symbol named Severok

In the national messenger Max appeared the channel of Vologda airport

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Vologda Airport has its own symbol named Severok

In the national messenger Max appeared the channel of Vologda airport. Severok is a fluffy mascot who will talk about the construction of a new terminal and the lengthening of the runway.

The Ministry of Transport and Roads of the Vologda region reported that Severok “lives” on the construction site. According to legend, he was born in the Russian North and loves the sky and change.

Anyone can subscribe to the channel. Mascot talks about building without a boring chronicle, in simple and understandable language. He will introduce subscribers to employees, show the real dynamics of work, explain the structure of the infrastructure. The first news has already been published.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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