Test Flights Over Sector 2
From the good ship SS Jinglebell now positioned in the Indian Ocean we receive word that the test flights of Santa’s sleigh are headed towards Sector 2 for the next week or so.
Admiral Vladimir Winters, acting supervisor over Sector 2 while Elf Clif and team are establishing the new Regional Tracking Center in Christmas Island, Myanmar, reports that flight plans recently received from North Pole Flight Command indicate speed tests will be conducted over the next three weeks in various locations around the world, beginning with Sector 2.
Elf Clif has stated he hopes to have the new Regional Tracking Center open by Tuesday, July 15th. It is not yet known if his rush to get the Regional Tracking Center open is because of the test flights over Sector 2.
Speed tests of the sleigh means a very wide area of sleigh tracking for tracking centers located at the North Pole, on ships of the North Pole Navy and on locations around the world. For the sleigh, it means seeing how it performs over great distances, both loaded and unloaded, in all kinds of weather conditions.
Because Santa flies mostly at night it is expected that most speed tests of the sleigh will be conducted at night as well. Night time skies actually improve visibility of the sleigh in the skies so seeing these test flights over Sector 2 is highly possible.
How long the test flights will remain in Sector 2 is unknown at this time and where it might be headed next is not yet known either. We will keep you updated as new information becomes available.
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Thank you, Elf Meg! Wow, that’s the perfect time if Elf Clif and the team could open the center and work together with the test flights! It would be excellent. I think the weather in Sector 2 is stable, so I hope Santa’s sleigh can fly rapidly. I’m looking forward to hearing the update soon! Enjoy Happy Christmas in July! 🦌🛷🎅😊