Le baron Ottokar-Théodore-Arno dit Otto von Bradsky-Laboun (1866-1902) et son épouse Jeanne, née Schröder au parc aérostatique de Vaugirard à coté de la nacelle du ballon dirigeable semi-rigide De Bradsky prenant congé avant l’ascension du 13 octobre 1902. Une heure plus tard, après avoir parcouru une distance d'environ 14,5 km, De Bradsky et son ami et collaborateur l'ingénieur électricien Paul Morin trouvèrent la mort par impact après avoir été entraînes dans la chute de la nacelle qui tomba d'une altitude d'environ 80 m dans un champ maraîcher sur le territoire de la commune de Stains [1].
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