Hello and welcome to episode 352 of Avdoc, our first new episode of 2026. I am Ian Petchnik, here as always with. Jason Rubinowitz. Hello, Ian. How was your, I hope,

some time off? It was good. Yeah, I took a small amount of time off and was able to get away for a

couple days last weekend. But other than that, it was go, go, go. We had a lot to do.

We were busy tracking Santa.

I mean, that's very important because if you don't, who will, except for the entire United

States military with NORAD and all that? But, you know, you do it on a global scale.

Exactly. Exactly. And this here we had, Santa was tracked 33 million times on Flight Rider 24.

Is that the most ever?

That's the most ever for anything.

Wait, not just for Santa. That was the most anything has ever been tracked?

Yeah, that's the most anything has ever been tracked. Thirty-three million times.

The previous record is Queen Elizabeth's final flight when her coffin

was flown from Scotland to London, and that was 6 million.

It's not even close. It's not even. I mean, most flights also don't last like an entire day.

So there is that. Santa's got that going for him. Exactly. So I guess on a minute by minute basis, the queen still reigns.

All hell the queen, I guess.

But Santa's a close second, I guess, on that one. But while we got some time away, many

things were happening. And so we'll cover as much as we can in the intervening few weeks. We took a week

off completely. We had our annual clip show last week, which I hope everyone enjoyed some great

conversations there from 2025. And then we come back thinking it'll be a nice ease in the year. We'll talk about some orders,

some deliveries, what's going to happen this year. But Amsterdam, among other things, had other

plans for us. Jason, I heard you had the possibility that you might be traveling through Amsterdam but

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