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Ford Airport reveals first-ever official mascot

Jerry the Jet
Gerald R. Ford International Airport
Jerry the Jet

Jerry the Jet is a character designed to enhance the airport experience for guests and promote aviation in the community

“Jerry the Jet” was announced today as the first ever Gerald R. Ford International Airport mascot.

A news release says Jerry the Jet is a friendly and engaging character designed to enhance the airport experience for guests and promote aviation in the community.

Created in collaboration with its marketing and advertising partner, Extra Credit Projects, Jerry the Jet™ is part of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Authority’s broader effort to elevate the guest experience, increase brand recognition and deepen community engagement.

Tory Richardson, president and CEO of the Ford International Airport Authority says quote, “This is more than just a mascot,” adding, “Jerry the Jet™ is a fun, approachable way for us to connect with our guests and our community while sparking curiosity about aviation.” End quote.

 

In addition to greeting passengers in the terminal, Jerry the Jet™ will appear at community events and serve as an ambassador for the Airport. He will help educate audiences about flight, careers in aviation and the role airports play in connecting people and places.

Jennifer is an award winning broadcast news journalist with more than two decades of professional television news experience including the nation's fifth largest news market. She's worked as both news reporter and news anchor for television and radio in markets from Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo all the way to San Francisco, California.
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