D-MOGB

D-MOGB is a Lindstrand Balloons Zephyr. SkyMeter has tracked 34 flights totalling 29 hours of airtime via ADS-B. The most frequent segment is EDRP to EDRZ. Service window in our records spans 377 days. Of those flights, 2 (5.9%) carry at least one detected incident — go-around, unstable approach, stall warning, or runway excursion. The Lindstrand Balloons Zephyr has light wake category.

About the Lindstrand Balloons Zephyr

The Lindstrand Zephyr is a hot air balloon manufactured by Lindstrand Balloons, a British company founded by Swedish aeronaut Per Lindstrand in the 1970s. Lindstrand became renowned for record-breaking balloon flights, including the first hot air balloon crossing of the Atlantic in 1987 and the Pacific in 1991, both with Richard Branson. The Zephyr represents the company's line of recreational and commercial sport balloons, designed for private pilots and sightseeing operations across Europe and beyond.

Unlike powered aircraft, hot air balloons rely entirely on buoyancy — heated air inside the envelope provides lift, while altitude control comes from burner intensity and vent operation. Pilots navigate by ascending or descending into different wind layers, making each flight a unique exercise in reading atmospheric conditions. The Zephyr typically operates at altitudes between 500 and 3,000 feet AGL during recreational flights, though balloons are capable of reaching 10,000 feet or higher when conditions and regulations permit.

Flight duration depends on fuel capacity and weather, usually ranging from one to three hours. European registrations like those observed (OY- for Denmark, D- for Germany) reflect the balloon's popularity in countries with active sport aviation communities and favorable regulatory frameworks for lighter-than-air operations. SkyMeter has tracked flights across airframes and operators, covering routes.