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FAA's green light for Santa Claus' takeoff

Washington, USA - Administrator Randy Babbit controlled all the sleigh's systems

Federal Aviation Administration chief Randy Babbitt braved snow, ice and foggy conditions at North Pole International Airport to give Santa Claus and his sleigh a thumbs-up for the traditional round-the-world Christmas Eve mission. "During a 90-minute check ride -Faa explained in a statement- administrator Babbitt made sure Santa can properly execute the demanding maneuvers and precision rooftop...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1112986
Rome, Italy, 12/24/2009 13:17
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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