How to Follow a Flight On Flightradar24

Santa Claus is on way. How to track his sleigh in 2025

How to track Santa Claus’ flight on Christmas Eve

Users can search directly for “Santa,” “SANTA1,” “R3DN053,” or the registration HOHOHO to pull up the sleigh’s live route. The flight page includes playful details such as the aircraft type being listed as a sleigh, a cruising altitude of 60,000 feet, and Santa’s age humorously noted at over 1,700 years.

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Where is Santa right now? How to track when Santa will arrive in Arizona

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NORAD live tracker 2025: How to follow Santa Claus in real time as he delivers Christmas gifts around the world

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How to track Santa and where is he right now? Here's when will Santa visit your house and how to use live Santa tracker from NORAD and Google

How to track Santa? This explainer shares how NORAD and Google track Santa Claus on Christmas Eve.

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Santa Tracker 2025: Here's Where Santa Claus Is Right Now, How To Follow The Sleigh

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NORAD Santa Tracker 2025 live: Father Christmas begins his annual journey around the world

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NORAD Santa Tracker 2025: Watch Father Christmas and his reindeers race across world to deliver gifts - live updates

Santa was being escorted by CF-18 fighter jets as his sleigh approaches St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

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Santa tracker 2025: Follow his Christmas Eve trip using NORAD, Google

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NORAD Santa Tracker 2025 LIVE: Father Christmas delivers over three billion gifts

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American Airlines flight status: How to track if your plane is on time

American Airlines passengers can check their flight status online at aa.com or via the airline's mobile app. Flight status can be tracked by flight number or city pair. See real-time flight tracking on websites like FlightAware and Flightradar24.

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How many 757s are flying in Europe? A look at the data

In this video we break down the Flightradar24 tracking data to find out how many 757s are flying in Europe, who’s flying them and where – as well as how that’s changed over the past few years. Take a look! Are the numbers what you expected?