Dec 14, 2024
Rejoice Northerners the Airlander is coming to Doncaster
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Rejoice Northerners the Airlander is coming to Doncaster
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I just realized why we HAVE to get behind the modern airship revival.
Airlander 10 Aircraft,
Airship company Hybrid Air Vehicles (HAV)
Hybrid Air Vehicles Limited and Design Q, “Airlander 10″
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At a mammoth 302 feet (92 meters) long, the blimp-like Airlander 10 is the largest aircraft currently flying.
It's a plane, it's a blimp … it's the world's largest aircraft.
A massive airship dubbed the Airlander 10 recently completed a successful test flight, bringing the helium-filled behemoth one step closer to commercial use.
Though it looks like a massive blimp, the Airlander 10 combines technology from airplanes, helicopters and airships. It is designed to stay aloft at altitudes of up to 20,000 feet (6,100 meters) for up to five days when manned, according to Hybrid Air Vehicles, the company that built the aircraft. And at a mammoth 302 feet (92 m) long, it is the largest aircraft currently flying.
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Hybrid air vehicles “Airlander”, Greg White Photography. Avaunt Magazine.
Hybrid air vehicles Airlander, the biggest aircraft in the world shot for Avaunt Magazine.
Photography Greg White.