3 hot air balloons crash in Wyoming, injuring up to 20 people
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FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
Teton County Sheriff
ABC
KIFI
ABC News
Phillips
Investigative Sgt
National Transportation Safety Board
People
Matt Carr
Clinton Phillips
Clay Platt
Amanda Maile
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Grand Teton Village
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Wyoming
Teton Village
Jackson
Jackson Hole
Austin
Texas
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Summary
Passenger Clinton Phillips was visiting Wyoming from Austin, Texas, with his wife and three children, and said a hot air balloon ride was on their "bucket list." The family was in the largest balloon that crashed and saw the other two balloons hit the ground first, Phillips told ABC News. Phillips said his balloon, which was carrying 20 people, slammed into the ground and tipped over then was dragged for about 200 yards before coming to a stop in a ravine.Teton County Sheriff Matt Carr and Investigative Sgt. Clay Platt examines the southernmost of three balloons that crashed Monday, Aug. 3, 2020, during a flight near Teton Village, Wyoming.
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