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Video: Santa’s elves take over an airBaltic plane

by McLean Robbins on Dec 20, 2011




What a clever and creative way to bring holiday cheer to an airport. Santa’s elves took over an airBaltic plane in Riga airport.

Tags: AirBaltic, christmas, Riga, video

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