Airships, also known as dirigibles, are a type of aircraft that are lighter than air and propelled by engines. They are typically filled with a gas such as helium or hydrogen, and are characterized by their large size and ability to remain airborne for extended periods of time. Airships are used for a variety of purposes, including tourism, cargo transport, and military operations. Airships have been around since the late 19th century, but their use has declined in recent decades due to the development of more efficient aircraft. However, they remain popular in certain niche markets, such as tourism and cargo transport. Airships are also being explored as a potential solution to the environmental impact of air travel, as they are more fuel-efficient than traditional aircraft. Some of the major companies in the airship market include Lockheed Martin, Hybrid Air Vehicles, and Aeroscraft. These companies are developing a variety of airships for different applications, ranging from passenger transport to cargo delivery. Show Less Read more
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