Bryan Lewis Allen (born October 13, 1952) is an American self-taught hang glider pilot and cyclist.

He achieved fame when he piloted (and provided the human power for) the two aircraft that won the first two Kremer prizes for human-powered flight: the Gossamer Condor (1977; the first human-powered aircraft that met the specified criteria of the first Kremer prize)[1] and Gossamer Albatross (1979; the first human-powered aircraft to cross the English Channel).

[2][3] He later set world distance and duration records in a small pedal-powered blimp named "White Dwarf.

He then attended the College of the Sequoias, and Cal State Bakersfield.

[5] As of 2018[update], he was employed by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, working as a software engineer in the area of Mars exploration.