Mailliw
OBS Chief
I know there have been all sorts of plans to revive airship travel, but I'm still shocked an airline is actually going to try it. And this is happening before hybrid airships have even entered cargo service. The airlander flies slower than even conventional rail, let alone high speed rail, so it seemsodd to fly them in regionalSpain insteadofover water. Maybe they find their niche as flying cruiseferries? Or they end up like Channel hovercraft.
https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/airlander-10-air-nostrum/index.html
https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/airlander-10-air-nostrum/index.html
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