Beatrice, the #2 version of Santa’s new sleigh, is not performing well in test flights. “She’s slow,” said Elf Tex Cramer, a lead designer on the radical new sleigh design. “We need to meet a minimum speed threshold in order to fly this thing on Christmas Eve and we’re not meeting it.” Santa, who has […]
The sudden large new sleigh order placed with the Sleigh Department has unleashed a flurry of activity in several North Pole departments. The Department of Elf Resources has put out an urgent call for experienced sleigh pilots. After conferring with Santa, the Distribution Department, Elf Roger Star at North Pole Flight Command and officials from […]
Elf Randi Hume, Elf Supervisor in Sector 1, reported to her team from her new office at the Regional Tracking Center in Kiribati that they are now completely operational. “We’re open for business! Sector 1 is #1 again!,” Elf Randi declared. “I’m told that our timing is pretty good because the first test flights away […]
It has been a long time coming but it appears the test flights of Santa’s new sleigh will finally be leaving the skies of the North Pole. Recent weather in the Pacific has affected those plans. For right now, according to Elf Buck Sanchez, North Pole Flight Director, the test flights will head to Sector […]
The North Pole has taken the unusual step of cancelling some planned Christmas in July events. Weekday events planned for later this month – the Water Balloon Battle, the annual North Pole Square Dance and the Paddle Board Races at Gingerbread Hill Resort have all been cancelled for this year. These are all popular events […]
The North Pole Sleigh Department just received a substantial build order, signed by Santa Claus, for 3500 new specialty sleighs. This is the largest order of new sleighs of any type ever received. North Pole Flight Command was informed of this order due to the immediate placement of these new sleighs into the global Operation […]
Santa has requested elves from several departments to attend a special one-of-a-kind conference to be held soon at North Pole Flight Command. He is calling it the Logistics Conference. Invitees include senior elves from Santa’s Workshop, the Wrapping Department, the North Pole Post Office, the Logistics Department, Sleigh Department, North Pole Flight Command, the Elf […]
The return of Santa’s reindeer is clearly happening earlier this year, due to the wedding scheduled at the end of August for Trixie and the Mighty Mick. Because of that discussions about when to hold the reindeer games have started. But it is turning into a debate. Last year the games were held in October, […]
Notice was given at SantaTrackers.net that the Elf Supervisors were either in transit or already on location for their Regional Tracking Centers for 2026. The regional tracking centers are basically a mini-Flight Command task force that is located within each delivery sector. They have charge over all tracker elves, all regional sleigh flights, and all […]
Version #2 of Santa’s new sleigh, named Beatrice, has been constructed and is now deployed. From this day forward, they will be used exclusively in the test flights. So far those test flights have been limited to the North Pole. While nothing has been announced about a change of venue we do note that Flight […]
North Pole Flight Command announces the most comprehensive assignment to the North Pole Navy in history. For the first time ever, each delivery sector will have a flagship and a small fleet of ships assigned permanently. “The North Pole Navy is an indispensable tool in the work of Santa’s delivery objectives,” stated Elf Roger Star, […]
In this episode of the North Pole Podcast Elf Frank Myrrh discusses theories about Santa’s new sleigh and all the things Elf Crash didn’t have time to address during a recent North Pole Chat. It is a very technical discussion about Santa’s sleigh and how it works. There are many early season things happening at […]
