French Company Aéroplume Starts One-Person Flights

Nov 2, 2022

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Normandy based Aéroplume, uses helium-filled blimps that allows adults and children to take a short balloon flight. The Aéroplume holds just one person, who gets attached to the balloon with a harness. It also includes wings to move around.

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