Air traffic control plans for Santa

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2 Dec 2015
at 18:42

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pheighdough
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NATS, the UK Air Traffic Control provider, have yet again produced a fantastic video on the preparations they make to allow Santa to fly this Christmas

https://vimeo.com/147319833

2 Dec 2015
at 18:42

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MrMichael
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Excellent, I like that sort of thing.

2 Dec 2015
at 18:58

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AnthonyDunn
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But no references to emergency evacuation procedures in the event of Rudolph ditching the sled on water or warnings against inflating life vests whilst descending down chimneys…

And, BTW, is there an emergency exit row?

2 Dec 2015
at 21:08

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peter19
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Good video. Santa must be the only person who has more air miles than the guy who used his amex to purchase 170M painting! 😉

3 Dec 2015
at 08:28

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Charles-P
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Two years ago I was in the US and on a breakfast TV show they had an Air Force Colonel who completely straight faced detailed the preparations being made to allow Santa access to US airspace at “hypersonic” speed.

Absolutely brilliant

3 Dec 2015
at 08:28

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MartynSinclair
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I wonder what arrangements are made when Santa ‘drops’ into the airport services to offer Christmas greetings.. Is he liable to UK airport taxes and how will he be treated by Security personnel.

Luckily Santa will not suffer from fuel duty charges.

An early Happy Christmas everyone..

3 Dec 2015
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