Live Santa Flight Status, See If He Is On Time
Every year air traffic controllers around the world make a hole in the sky for a one-of-a-kind aircraft, a sleigh powered by 9 reindeer. Military and civilian airspace authorities keep the path clear ensuring that a flight plan filed for a flight with the radio identifier Santa One goes uninterrupted, not by Air Force One, Shepherd One, nor an Airbus Super or anything else in the air.
This flight plan appears only once per year to boys and girls around the world. Instead of alternating red and green beacons on this flight, the flight is identifiable by a single red nose leading the way …
… who pilots this special flight? Why Santa Claus of course.
The job of tracking Santa One globally falls to the combined United States and Canada coalition of the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD). Every year NORAD tracks Santa's flight plan updating parents and children around the world of when they need to be nestled in their beds, heads on their pillows and sound asleep … because Santa won't come if you're awake.
NORAD knows that children around the world want to know where Santa is so the Santa Tracker is available in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese and Chinese.
At this time this is written, NORAD's Santa Tracker shows Santa's departure at just one day, six hours and thirty minutes from taxing Santa One from the Workshop to the departure ramp at the North Pole. Don't delay and start tracking Santa today HERE!
Safe Travels, and to all a good night!
