The 2026 flying season is open
The first flights of the season are already behind us, which makes it official: we're back in the air on a regular basis over West Flanders and Hainaut. From April right through to October is our busiest stretch of the year, with early-morning flights and flights towards sunset whenever the wind allows.
If you're still on the fence, now is the time to lock in a date — especially if you have your eye on a weekend or a specific occasion.
What stays the same this season
At least 60 minutes in the air
Every flight lasts at least an hour, with champagne on landing and plenty of time for the briefing beforehand.
Two fixed take-off windows
We fly at sunrise and at sunset, the two times of day when the wind is usually at its calmest.
The weather decides the date
We only confirm a flight shortly beforehand. If it can't go ahead, we always reschedule free of charge.
Why book now
Weekend dates and flights built around a specific occasion — a birthday, a proposal, an anniversary — fill up fastest. Because we work with a limited number of balloons and pilots, we recommend booking at least a few weeks ahead, and preferably earlier still for a flight in high season (June to August). Already have a gift voucher? It stays valid for 24 months, so there's no rush to redeem it straight away — but it is worth reserving a date as soon as you have something in mind.
- Flights from April right through to October, weather permitting
- Launch sites across West Flanders and Hainaut
- Shared flights and private flights for your own group
- Free rescheduling in poor weather, with no limit
Want to know more about how we judge the weather? Read our explanation of weather and ballooning, or go straight to the prices and launch sites by region.
