Albert Bertaux
Albert Bertaux was a French aeronaut and the co-pilot of the balloon Neptune, which famously attempted a flight from Monaco in 1869. His adventurous spirit and skills as a balloonist were put to the test during a significant but ultimately unsuccessful flight intended to celebrate the inauguration of the Suez Canal. Despite the mishap, Bertaux's experiences in early aviation reflect the daring and innovative spirit of the time.
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Albert Bertaux was the co-pilot of the balloon Neptune during its ill-fated flight.
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