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    • Pilot
    • Launch to Landing
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    • Ground Team
    • F.A.Q.
    • Flying Weather
    • FAA/LTA License
    • Tethered Balloon Rides
    • Standups and Glows
    • Balloon is an Aircraft
    • Events
    • Flight Planning
    • How a Balloon Flies
    • Balloon Systems
    • Flying Season
    • History
    • Photos & Videos
    • Flying a balloon Video
    • Related Websites
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  • Home
  • Pilot
  • Launch to Landing
  • Schedule a Flight
  • Ground Team
  • F.A.Q.
  • Flying Weather
  • FAA/LTA License
  • Tethered Balloon Rides
  • Standups and Glows
  • Balloon is an Aircraft
  • Events
  • Flight Planning
  • How a Balloon Flies
  • Balloon Systems
  • Flying Season
  • History
  • Photos & Videos
  • Flying a balloon Video
  • Related Websites
  • Mission Statement

Flying Weather

  Winds of 5-10 mph are ideal for takeoff and landing. Once in the air the balloon can travel at much faster speeds.  Balloons can only be flown in VFR (Visual Fight Rules). These are conditions where you can see at least 10 miles. It is important to look at weather conditions up to 200 miles away. That weather may impact the flight. Typically balloon flights take place at sunup and a few hours before sundown because the winds are usually the calmest. 

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