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These Eco-Zeppelins Could Help to Clean Up the Aviation Industry
16 Jun 2022 | Abstracted from Thred
"Each of these Hybrid Air Vehicles - of which there are currently 100 - will reportedly have a carbon footprint per-passenger of around 4.5kg compared to 53kg on a regular jet..."
"In terms of other practical benefits, each zeppelin, impressively, can stay in the air for five days at a time. It can also travel at maximum speeds of 130km (80mph) with a single flight range of more than 7,000km."
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