Sun Catcher Balloon Flights
Your balloon flight is a
gentle escape from the confines of your earthbound environment.
You will rise effortlessly, feeling no sensation of lifting,
however more likely that the earth has lowered and started moving
away. As the balloon moves with the wind, you will feel no breeze
except for the slight changes that occur as the balloon enters a
faster or slower current or a different direction.
Your
pilot: Mike was captivated from
the moment he took his first flight in 1980. He crewed and took
lessons, learning both sides of ballooning. Logging over 1675
hours, he flew a corporate promotional balloon from 1985-1988
flying in more than 37 states from Florida to New York and
California to Washington as well as Canada during the 1988 Winter
Olympics. He settled in Dayton, Ohio during the summer of
1988.Your pilot and crew are here to make your flight as enjoyable
as possible.
Sun Catcher Balloon
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Contact information:
Name:
Mike Armstrong
Email:
Phone:
937-252-0161
I met John Lewis in Jan. of 1980 when he landed his balloon in Palm Desert, California. A friendship immediately developed as he shared his love of ballooning with me. He allowed me to crew for him and instructed me in the art of balloon flying which allowed me to gain my pilot's license and share my new found love with so many. We both carry this love today. THANK YOU JOHNNY
The International Space Station that floats 250 miles above the earth has 15,000 cu. ft. of liveable space for its habitants. The Sun Catcher balloon has 90,000 cu. ft. of room inside that allows it to fly a few thousand feet above the earth or just above the trees. Interesting fact.