the world's largest airplane, the "flying boom" gets full production going
The world's largest aircraft is set to full production, when British-based hybrid cars are aware of retirement and success in the final test of the $ 40m airlander prototype 10. UK-based hybrid carriages captured the world when it was unveiled the prototype, a lighter than airship designed as an alternative to aircraft and helicopters. Also known as the "flying boom" for resemblance to a buttock, the current prototype will not be rebuilt, but has inspired a new generation of airships.
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constructed of carbon fibers, kevlar and mylar, and remaining high on inert helium, the craft was developed by HAV and north of the United States Army experimental long-endurance multi-intelligence vehicle (LEMV) program in 2010. when budget savings left the project with a dubious future, hybrid cars bought the prototype HAV's intention was to convert it to the civilian market, with cargo and passengers.HAV and UK company design Q presented an interior concept for airlander 10 passenger cabin at farnborough air show last year.
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The prototype served its purpose as the world's first complete hybrid aircraft, and gave us the data we needed to move forward from prototype to production standard stephen mcglennan, HAV's managing director told the BBC . The company says it is now focusing on bringing the first series of production standard, type-approved airlander 10 aircraft to service customers. The company also plans a larger version – airlander 50 – designed to carry 50 tons truck
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January 14, 2019
