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For many, the day began so early on the Saturday morning that it was still dark as they set up lawn chairs and rolled out blankets as the last stars twinkled above a drone show.

The University of New Mexico unveiled its very first hot air balloon with a student celebration this morning. About 300 students and staff gathered at Johnson Field with burritos and coffee to watch the newest addition to the hot air ballooning capital of the world.

Now flying over the majority of the city requires a special transmitter. To avoid this air space, companies have canceled flights when the wind may blow the them into restricted air space or they're launching outside the city.

Organizers of Albuquerque's international balloon fiesta are seeking a waiver from federal aviation officials, saying a requirement that aircraft have specific tracking technology could affect the annual event.

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For the first two weekends and the week between in October, Albuquerque's Rio Grande valley fills with hot air balloons. On this episode of The Children’s…

Sat. 10/1 9a: The Children's Hour will cover the first launch day of the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta from the studio of 91°µÍø and from the…