The European Hot Air Balloon Championships are the FAI European Hot Air Balloon Championship and the FAI Women's European Hot Air Balloon Championship. These biennial events for hot air ballooning are conducted under the direction of the FAI Ballooning Commission (CIA or Comité International d'Aérostation).[1]
Year | City | Country | Date | Winners | No. of Athletes | |
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1976[2] | Skövde | Sweden | 14 - 18 April | 32 | ||
1980 | Arc-et-Senans | France | 10 - 13 October | 25 | ||
1982 | Ettelbruck | Luxembourg | 41 | |||
1984 | Castle Howard | 27 - 31 August | 38 | |||
1986 | Stubenberg | Austria | 14 - 19 September | 53 | ||
1988 | Leszno | Poland | 4 - 9 September | 60 | ||
1990 | Lleida | Spain | 8 - 15 September | 54 | ||
1992 | Belfort | France | 70 | |||
1994 | Murska Sobota | Slovenia | 12 - 17 September | 56 | ||
1996 | Schielleiten | Austria | 80 | |||
1998 | Katrineholm | Sweden | 20 - 27 June | 77 | ||
2000 | Larochette | Luxembourg | 5 - 13 August | 79 | ||
2003 | Vilnius | Lithuania | 68 | |||
2005 | Debrecen | Hungary | 23 - 28 May | 81 | ||
2007 | Magdeburg | Germany | 17 – 26 August | 79 | ||
2009 | Brissac | France | 21 – 29 August | 83 | ||
2011[3] | Lleida | Spain | 15 – 23 September | 77 | ||
2013[4] | Włocławek | Poland | 6 – 14 September | 81 | ||
2015[5] | Debrecen | Hungary | 11 – 18 August | 96 | ||
2017[6] | Brissac | France | 21 – 27 August | 82 | ||
2019 | Mallorca | Spain | 22 - 27 October | 83 | ||
2021 | Szeged | Hungary | 13 - 17 September | 84 |
Year | City | Country | Date | Winners | No. of Athletes | |
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2010[7] | Alytus | Lithuania | 15–20 June | 27 | ||
2012[8] | Frankenthal | Germany | 18–22 September | 25 | ||
2015[9] | Orvelte/Drenthe | Netherlands | 14–19 September | 30 | ||
2017[10] | Leszno | Poland | 5–9 September | 28 |