Hybrid Air Vehicles, the company that designed Airlander, recently released a series of images that showed the interior of the Airlander 10’s mobility cabin. It would include all the modern necessities like USB chargers and WIFI. Apparently, the cabin would be ideally suited to a journey like Liverpool to Belfast and/or other inter-city mobility applications. But unlike other conventional aircraft, this airship will have fewer carbon emissions and should be a game changer in eco friendly travel – that is if H.A.V. hold their promise to have a fully electric configuration by 2030. If this is indeed the case, journeying in Airlander from Oslo to Stockholm would take 59.7kg of CO2 less per person than if you took the same journey in a plane.

You can read in more detail about this on the Hybrid Air Vehicle website by clicking on this link: https://www.hybridairvehicles.com/news-and-media/overview/news/airlander-s-mobility-cabin-concepts-revealed/

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