Santa Claus and easyJet cabin crew holding a bag of letters pose in front of an easyJet plane
Santa Claus and easyJet cabin crew.
  • EasyJet is setting up mailboxes in seven European airports to deliver letters to Santa.
  • This winter is the airline's busiest-ever schedule from the UK to Lapland.
  • 71% of children flying during the Christmas period are worried that Santa won't be able to find them.

The British budget airline easyJet is setting up mailboxes in its signature orange color for children to send letters to Santa.

From five British airports including London Gatwick, easyJet will fly four times a week to Rovaniemi, the capital of Lapland in northern Finland, which is nicknamed "the official hometown of Santa Claus."