The exhibition is part of a festival of flight at the university which will also be attended by aircrew from the Royal Air Force and United States Air Force, light aircraft pilots and balloonists.— The British National Party
He went on to set records while piloting hot air balloons across the Atlantic and Pacific, and tried for years to become one of the first balloonists to circumnavigate the globe.— thedaily.com.au: Breaking News
Twenty-five balloonists are planning to thrill spectators with the mystic and nuances of hot air ballooning at the annual Montague Balloon Fair on Sept. 19-21, as they enjoy flying for three days with the help of volunteer crew members.— Siskiyou Daily News Homepage RSS
The Federal Aviation Administration is establishing "moving" flight restrictions that will prevent private pilots, news helicopters, balloonists and others from getting anywhere near the train.— CNN.com
The Federal Aviation Administration established "moving" flight restrictions that prevented private pilots, news helicopters, balloonists and others from getting anywhere near the train.— RNews - TOP STORIES
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