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Hybrid aircraft: the Airlander 10 is back to skies, it is the largest aircraft in the world -2 VIDEOS

Bedford, United Kingdom - After the accident that happened last year Hybrid Air Vehicles successfully made a new flight test

After the accident that occurred in August of last year when it crashed to the ground on his second flight test, on Wednesday night the largest hybrid aircraft in the world, the Airlander 10 returned to fly across the sky from the ex-base of the Royal Air Force in Cardington, United Kingdom, which still uses the old hangar for military airships. A crash that did not kill the occupants of the vehicle,...

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Rome, Italy, 05/15/2017 06:16
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