It is Christmas Eve now in parts of Sector 2, which is how we refer to Asia and the Middle East here at North Pole Flight Command. Sector 2 is the largest geographic area on the North Pole map. The far eastern parts of Sector 2, located in China, Russia and parts of the far […]
Operation Airlift is already moving at a record setting pace but in the hours ahead there is a need for even greater capacity and speed. If Santa is going to have all he needs to deliver in Sectors 4 and 5 there needs to be a lot more sleighs in the skies – right away. […]
The final test flight of Santa’s sleigh has launched from the North Pole, as covered on North Pole Radio News of Kringle Radio just moments ago. Traditionally the final test flight takes hours and returns to the North Pole about four hours in advance of Santa’s scheduled launch. It is not known how long they […]
Elf Seymour Snow, head elf in the Weather Department at North Pole Flight Command, says the current terrible weather conditions will persist well beyond Santa’s scheduled launch time. It is not expected that the weather will affect Santa’s launch in any way. Santa’s sleigh has been thoroughly tested in adverse weather conditions and Santa’s A-Team […]
