How to track Santa's journey this Christmas
Santa has made his list, he's checked it twice, and very shortly he's coming to town.
This Christmas Santa will be working with Air Traffic Control Australia to make sure he gets to all 10 million houses around the country in time.
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Santa will take to the skies on Christmas Eve by the call sign SleighRider1. Nine
"He will start his journey in the Pacific Islands, make his way down to New Zealand, then he's going to shoot straight across to us starting off in Norfolk Island," she said
Then Santa will zig-zag up and down the country before heading to his next destination."
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Santas flight path will zig-zag across Australia beofre heading to his next destination. Nine
Santa's call sign is SleighRider1, he will be travelling 150 metres above the ground and will be flying at top speeds while talking to Air Traffic control.
NORAD and other agenices across the globe will be tracking Santa this Christmas.
How to track Santa
Deep in the Rocky Mountains, a special US military unit monitors the skies for weapons capable of destroying whole cities. But the North American Aerospace Defence Command (NORAD), takes on a different task – tracking Santa.
NORAD will give minute-by-minute updates as to where Santa's sleigh is around the world.
The website that shows where Santa is on his journey and goes live on December 24.
You can keep track of his flight path on Christmas Eve with Google's Santa Tracker and NORAD's Santa tracker here.
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