torsdag 13. desember 2018

NORAD bekymret - Julenissen mister reinsdyr for "greener pastures" som Hoofthansa - NORAD



AIR FORCE

North Pole warns of pilot shortage as 

reindeer leave for commercial 

sleighlines

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SANTA’S WORKSHOP — The North Pole is in the midst of a 
readiness crisis as it struggles to fill its pilot ranks with 
qualified reindeer, who are leaving the service in record 
numbers to work at commercial sleighlines, sources 
confirmed today.
Santa Claus claims he has only 75 percent of the deerpower 
he needs to deliver presents this year, especially in crucial 
eavy lift squadrons.
“This is truly alarming. There is no way I’ll be able to 
deliver presents to all the good girls and boys, let alone 
coal to all the naughty ones,” said Claus. “The reindeer we 
do have are being worked to the antler, flying three or four 
gumdrop sorties a day.”
Santa is offering hefty incentive bonuses to keep reindeer 
from leaving for more lucrative jobs at commercial 
sleighlines like Hoofthansa. But even offers of triple 
helpings of moss and herbs are not enough to keep them 
in the service. Unless he can fix the retention problem soon, 
Santa says he might have to cancel Christmas across 
large swaths of North and South America.
“We’re trying to do more with less, but the fact is that’s 
impossible,” said Lt. Col. Rudolph, commander of Red 
Squadron.  “With this Op Tempo, my guys already refuse 
to fly over Detroit and Chicago. It’s just too dangerous.”
The average reindeer costs about $1 million and takes 3 
years to train, according to North Pole figures. The North 
Pole needs to keep those ruminants in its ranks past their 
initial commitment to maximize return on its investment.
“Not only are large numbers of reindeer getting out, our 
best reindeer are getting out,” said Rudolph. “Donner and 
Blitzen dropped papers last week, and Dasher and Dancer 
and Prancer and Vixen all took private jobs at Doeing 
testing unmanned sleighs.”
While Claus increasingly has been filling the ranks with 
unmanned aerial sleighs (UASs), turnover among the 
elves who pilot them has also been an issue.
“These UAS pilots are always on the clock, delivering 
presents to hundreds of houses an hour from thousands 
of miles away,” he said. “Nobody can handle that much 
Christmas cheer. 
Nobody.”

Jeg tror at reinsdyrene også har sett tegninger som 
de ikke uten videre kan se for seg som gode løsninger. 
Her er en slik illustrasjon som kan ha skremt dem: (Red.)


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