Rossiya Airlines' Superjet 100, featuring a themed livery dedicated to the LizaAlert search and rescue team, was unveiled at the airport. Following the event, the aircraft departed on its maiden flight from St. Petersburg to Moscow. Volunteers from the team served as honorary passengers.

The aircraft's design is inspired by the true story of the rescue of a six-year-old boy in the Perm region. The fuselage also features images of a forest and a city—places where people most often go missing. The aircraft, sporting a unique livery, will fly various routes, reminding passengers of the value of human life and mutual assistance.

LizaAlert is the largest volunteer search and rescue team in Russia. Raising awareness about missing persons and safety measures is one of the organization's most important tasks.

That's why, in honor of the squad's 15th anniversary, a photo exhibition dedicated to the volunteers' work was opened at Pulkovo Airport. The exhibit, located in the domestic departures area, is estimated to share the volunteers' work with over a million passengers.