Santa Claus has moved his entire office – and his office staff – to North Pole Flight Command. As we have noted already several times the past few months Santa has been deeply invested in the new sleigh slated for use this Christmas. He has been involved in every step of the process from the […]
North Pole Flight Command today announces that the following Regional Tracking Center locations have been confirmed and that contracts for these locations have been signed: Sector 1: Kiribati (Christmas Island, Pacific) Sector 2: Taipei, Taiwan Sector 3: Sint-Niklaas, Belguim Sector 4: Belen, Costa Rica Sector 5: Barra de Navidad, Mexico Elf Supervisors were informed of […]
Version #2 of Santa’s new sleigh is named Beatrice and Santa has ordered 32 new units of this new model to be built. After reviewing the changes based on the flight data of Version #1 (named Amelia) flight engineers feel construction of the 32 new sleighs can happen quickly. “The first batch we built were […]
The Reindeer Operations Department is stepping up efforts to prepare for the early return of reindeer to the North Pole. Customarily the reindeer start arriving back at the North Pole as early as late August and into September. But two events – the test flights of Santa’s sleigh, and the late August wedding of reindeer […]
After more than a week of preliminary test flights of Santa’s new sleigh design there are rumors of troubles. Flight data looks rough. The sleigh has not performed well with landings especially. Flight engineers are working to diagnose the issues. Flight planners at North Pole Flight Command indicate that while there are issues there is […]
As reported at North Pole Flight Command yesterday the Regional Tracking Center locations are being finalized. The Elf Supervisors have been informed of the final selections. They only await approval from Santa before those locations will be announced. Please keep an eye on this website, as Santa Tracker elves will be the first informed of […]
The Regional Tracking Center Committee has submitted their final report, which includes their recommended locations for each sector. The Elf Supervisors were informed yesterday of the recommendations. The final step in the process is a sign-off from Santa, then final contract negotiations with the host countries can proceed. It appears the Committee is on track […]
As reported yesterday at North Pole Flight Command Santa took an express sleigh to Canada in Sector 5. He is expected back at the North Pole later today. He left in company with Elf Crash Murphy and Elf Ernest. Their destination remains classified. While such a trip is not concerning it is interesting to note […]
Santa is spending an inordinate about of time at North Pole Flight Command. Staff at Flight Command say that Santa is involved in meetings, discussions about the new sleigh and in review of its performance. He has been here on an almost daily basis. Flight Command also says that Santa and a small contingent of […]
With the test flights of Santa’s new sleigh underway rumors are swirling at the North Pole about the number of new sleighs Santa has ordered and how many reindeer will be needed to fly them. Adding credence to all those rumors is a report out of Reindeer Operations today of a recall of several of […]
Today marks 200 days until Santa’s launch and according to experts in North Pole Flight Command the project of getting Santa’s sleigh ready for flight is on track despite a slight delay in the launch of test flights. “Our objective is to have the sleigh ready for when Santa leaves,” explained Elf Roger Star. “The […]
It’s a milestone day at the North Pole as all North Pole departments mark 200 days until Santa’s launch. The countdown clocks you see on every North Pole website is a countdown to Santa’s launch – not Christmas. That is because Santa’s launch is the biggest target on every North Pole calendar. All of our […]
