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This object is on display in Business Aviation at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, VA.

Business Aviation
Object Details
Type CRAFT-Balloon Physical Description The cabin measures 6‘10” across the propane tanks, and stands 8’4” tall from the base to the top of the load structure. It is constructed of fiberglass with carbon epoxy reinforcing in key areas, and honeycomb structure for the hatch and floor. The overhead load frame is metal. The total weight is 300 pounds. The cabin is circular with a load frame on top. It is fully furnished as it was for the record flight and comes complete with flight suits, and loose items stowed in the cabin for use during the flight. Dimensions Overall (6'10" square x 8'4" tall): 208.3 × 254 × 208.3cm, 136.1kg (82 × 100 × 82 in., 300lb.)
 Materials The cabin is fiberglass with carbon epoxy reinforcing in key areas, and honeycomb structure for the hatch and floor. The overhead load frame is metal.
 Inventory Number A20170027000 Credit Line Gift of Julian Nott Data Source National Air and Space Museum Restrictions & Rights Usage conditions apply
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