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LZ-129 Hindenburg under construction, Christmas 1935.

1928 Christmas card of U.S. Navy airship ZR-3, U.S.S. Los Angeles. Merry Christmas from http://Airships.net!

It’s a beautiful idea … but without an airship that can fly, it’s hard to get an airship cruise off the ground.

OceanSky Bets On Return of Airship Travel With $200,000 Cruises It’s selling shares to do this. First, it needs a working dirigible.

Flying Magazine article about the new airships being built by LTA Research.

https://www.flyingmag.com/google-co-founder-plans-longest-u-s-airship-since-1930s/

The first episode of The History Channel's new series, "I Was There," concerns the Hindenburg disaster.

(If you're willing to put up with a few commercials, you can watch it for free, at least in USA.)

Hindenburg Disaster | HISTORY EpisodeVideo

It’s a bird. No, It’s a Plane. No, It’s a ... On the return of the Zeppelin. Sergey Brin to the rescue?

I have fond memories of meeting Mrs. Close, who flew on LZ-129 Hindenburg as a child, at Lakehurst.

(While she is sometimes referred to as the "last surviving person to have flown on Hindenburg," happily Horst Schirmer is still alive and well and so that is not fortunately not accurate.)

Anne Springs Close, philanthropist, greenway founder and Fort Mill benefactor, dies “York County mourns the loss of one of our greatest leaders and visionaries.” Anne Springs Close’s legacy includes education and recreation in South Carolina.

(En pensant à Thibault Prx, naturellement.)

Un dirigeable français pour révolutionner le transport de fret Le procédé date du XIXe siècle, mais une entreprise française parie sur son renouveau avec ce LCA60T.Un ballon capable de charger et de...