The expert on CNN Headline News corrected the anchor when the anchor asked if a license was required. "Well, it's called a certificate."
Looks like it may be coming down.This is gonna be a bad ending.
CNN just reported that he may have fallen out just after lift off. Not confirmed, of course.
The ultimate in early age flight!
I sure hope, if the youngster is still in the balloon, that he gets down safely. But by what is being shown on TV, this ballooon is hauling a$$! Maybe surface winds will be reduced, so it can touch down easier...
It's just the illusion. Vertical speed will be the problem..and I just don't think this is going to end with a survivable vertical speed.The ultimate in early age flight!
I sure hope, if the youngster is still in the balloon, that he gets down safely. But by what is being shown on TV, this ballooon is hauling a$$! Maybe surface winds will be reduced, so it can touch down easier...
There is no rescuing. The rescue will start at the touchdown location.deafsound said:How the heck does one rescue a balloon? could someone send up another balloon and try to grab the kid's balloon?
Hmmmm ... I don't see any openings to fall out of on it.
There is no rescuing. The rescue will start at the touchdown location.
Been watching a lot of AF1 movies lately?I don't know man.....a couple of commandos rappelling from a helicopter perhaps?
Anyone know the dimensions of this thing?
A very gentle touchdown just occuredIt's just the illusion. Vertical speed will be the problem..and I just don't think this is going to end with a survivable vertical speed.
Already posted
http://www.pilotsofamerica.com/forum/showthread.php?t=31996
But your thread tittle is way more obvious.
A very gentle touchdown just occured
You should put his thread under yours. Your title makes more sense.Thats why I moved it. "Yipes" didn't show up in my thread search. Well actually it did but I thought Ed was commenting on a date he had