Just reposting as (being an old fart) I had trouble deciphering the previous efforts, for which I remain thankful as I would not have checked the TSX SIZE news site for some time. Apologies to @Magmag, but with thanks too.
They really have been busy over the winter, probably working the planning crew to the bone, but they have some really nice plans here IMO.

Major Precious Metals Provides an Update on Upcoming Skaergaard Drilling Program

04/22/2021 | 12:05am EDT

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, April 22, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Major Precious Metals Corp. (“Major Precious Metals” or the “Company”) (CSE:SIZE | OTC:SIZYF | FRANKFURT:3EZ) is pleased to provide an update on its exploration and drilling plans for this summer on the Skaergaard Project (“Skaergaard”) in eastern Greenland.

Charter Ship and Drilling Program Update

The Company is now well advanced in planning its summer 2021 exploration and diamond drilling program at Skaergaard including engaging Airland Logistics, a provider of international freight and logistics services based in Denmark to obtain a suitable charter passenger ship and cargo vessel to support its 2021 drilling program. The Company has already reserved a converted icebreaker to be retrofitted to include a helipad, to provide accommodations for field crews, as opposed to building a temporary field camp at the Sødalen airstrip (MEL 2012-25), located 15 km east of the Skaergaard deposit (Figure 1).

This Arctic-class (ice class 1A) passenger ship will be large enough to accommodate up to 100 passengers and crew, yet small enough to navigate the narrow channels (fiords) and inlets prominent on the east coast of Greenland and allow the ship to anchor within 200-300 metres of the Skaergaard deposit. Using a passenger ship for accommodations is environmentally friendly and will significantly reduce or eliminate wildlife disturbances, thereby improving the health and safety of field and drilling staff, and helicopter crews. In addition, using a passenger ship anchored so close to the drill sites will result in significantly less helicopter transit times and increased cost savings.

The Company is also in the final stages of selecting a drilling company for the diamond drilling program and is in the process of hiring core logging geologists and field technicians to support the drilling program. The Company plans to complete a minimum of 10,000 metres of diamond drilling on its Skaergaard mineral exploration licence (MEL 2007-01) using four heli-supported drilling rigs, with mobilization planned between the end of June and early July.

The Company also plans to complete reconnaissance field mapping of its new exploration licence granted in January (MEL 2021-10) as part of its summer 2021 exploration plans, and to examine whether this new licence area could be used as potential sites for future infrastructure as part of the upcoming Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) for the Skaergaard Project (Figure 1).

The Company is also pleased that the Greenland government’s Mineral Licencing and Safety Authority (MLSA) has recently given its conditional approval for the Company’s planned exploration and drilling activities at Skaergaard this summer. Discussions with a number of other suppliers, vendors, helicopter and fixed wing companies, and expediting companies is ongoing.