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Aerial advertising
A hot air balloon competes with nothing else in the sky. Tell us what you want to say and we will answer with what can actually be done.
A thirty-metre billboard that moves itself
An inflated hot air balloon is as tall as a ten-storey building. It is visible from kilometres away, it gets photographed on its own, and it competes with nothing else in the sky.
It can be used in flight, above an area chosen together, or tethered to the ground where the audience is. In the evening, the burner turns it into an enormous lantern.
What to tell us so we can answer properly
What you want to say
The brand, the message, the campaign — and who it is for.
Where and when
The city or area, the period, whether it ties to a particular event.
For how long
A single appearance, or a repeated presence across several days.
A rough budget
It helps us propose something that makes sense, rather than something theoretical.
What to know beforehand
- A balloon depends on the weather. Wind, visibility and precipitation decide whether it can be inflated at all, and a fixed, inflexible date is the biggest risk in a project like this.
- Flying needs a suitable launch field and the agreement of whoever owns it.
- The wind sets the direction. An exact route cannot be guaranteed in advance — it is chosen on the day, along with the area.
Tell us what you have in mind
Write to us with the details above and we will answer with what can actually be done.