WATCH: World’s first passenger drone makes Christmas deliveries in smoggy Guangzhou

Santa’s got to get himself one of these

Watch out Rudolph, the Ehang 184 is coming for your job.

On Christmas Eve, China’s official Xinhua news agency broadcast a Facebook livestream of the world’s first passenger drone taking off into the smoggy skies of Guangzhou to deliver presents to kids.

In the 20-minute long video, the Xinhua reporter introduces the Ehang 184 and talks with its developers before the drone takes flight. Where Santa would typically have to rely on Rudolph’s nose to guide the way, the drone is able to find its own path through the muck and mire.

Guangzhou-based Ehang is China’s leading drone maker. It unveiled the Ehang 184 last January and since then people have been wondering what its future applications might be. The electric drone can carry up a single person for 30 minutes on a single charge with an average cruising speed of 100 kilometers per hour (62mph) and a ceiling of 3,000 meters above sea level.

While so far promises of using the drone as a self-flying taxi in Dubai have not come to fruition, the company is still confident that the Ehang 184 will become profitable within the next two years.