United Airlines is flying hundreds of children in need on several flights this year to the "North Pole," a section of an airport transformed into a winter wonderland.

Really, the 125 pre-selected travelers — typically families that have children with cancer or who are grieving the loss of someone who died in active duty, per USA Today — were aboard a short flight that soared past Maui only to loop back around and land right where they started.

It was a day full of magic and holiday cheer as United Airlines gave more than 65 kids and their families a once-in-a-lifetime trip to the “North Pole” on Saturday.

United Airlines kicked off its Fantasy Flights on Thursday with special trips to the "North Pole" for deserving families.

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Dulles International Airport, United Airlines and Children's Hospice International team up and give some holiday magic to kids and families that need it more than most.

United's "Fantasy Flights" will allow children from 13 cities around the world to be transported to a holiday wonderland.