A hot air balloon in Melbourne was forced to land in a residential backyard on Friday. (photo No. 9)
A hot air balloon in Melbourne was forced to land in a residential backyard on Friday, Radio 9 reported. The pilot responded calmly in the face of an emergency, making everyone safe and praised by tourists.
It is reported that on Friday morning, a hot air balloon in Melbourne encountered a changing wind direction, unable to make a normal landing.
The pilot responded calmly, steering a hot air balloon to avoid wires and landing in the backyard of a house in (Faircroft Avenue), (Glen iris) Faircroft Avenue, about 10 meters long and 5 meters wide. None of the 10-meter tourists on the hot air balloon were seriously injured.
A hot air balloon in Melbourne was forced to land in a residential backyard on Friday. (photo No. 9)
Buckley (Steve Buckley), a pilot from Global Ballooning, a hot air balloon company, said the wind direction had been changing and he found the balloon circling over the area and landed in this way.
A tourist on the hot air balloon said Bucklian caressed the mood and assured them that everything was all right.
Another tourist said the balloon landed smoothly at last. In addition to damaging a fence and landing outside a house, the landing was smooth and not too bad.
