The crew of a balloon or a team is made up of several people just like any other air transport vehicle. Finding it in a bag until it is stacked upright requires a number of hard-working and strong hands. The smallest crew is a pilot +3 people. After the air balloon with pilot and passengers have flown away, on the land it's followed by a balloon bus with a trailer and a crew. So, there is a driver who can smoothly and filigree drive the bus with trailer. Another teammate who is good at reading navigation or paper map (as it was many years ago), or online programs for tracking aircraft (such as Glympse etc.) from the ground. Another teammate who likes the photo is also a must. Because ballooning is about nature and happy people's emotions. A photographer can be any good person who sees the beautiful all around and instantly. Over the years, team rotation has been in dozens of times. Children are born, new acquaintances, marriages, change of place of residence, change of personal events and many other factors affect the fact that the team as a living organism grows, develops, changes and is always open to young people, new conversations and being together.