Mike Moore, a prominent figure in ballooning, recounted his early experiences, starting in 1968 at university when he joined a syndicate to buy a balloon for £1,000.
He detailed his involvement in various ballooning activities, including flying special shapes and passenger rides.
Moore emphasized the importance of safety measures like inflation tethers and partition baskets.
He shared anecdotes about notable figures like Don Cameron and Don Piccard and highlighted his own role as an examiner for 25 years.
Mike Moore shares personal stories about flying his mother and the joy of sharing the experience with his son.
Moore recounts a near-disaster during inflation and the importance of tethering balloons during inflation.
The conversation includes stories about flying in Africa and the challenges of operating in different environments.
