Good pilot, good to see him have all the details of the ship at his fingertips including the structure and skin makeup. So glad rigid airships are back in the air. I'd love to fly with that guy.

Fantastic way to fly! Thanks for sharing, and greets from the Netherlands.

Come on, Goodyear... You know you want to get back into the building of those classic big rigids.. Just introduce them for trans-ocean freighting, to begin with.. Then after some time and seasoned designs, and plenty of trained crews... Diversify. But, if nothing else, we need to get something nice and clean, going for freighting across the oceans, though. You can do this, Goodyear. You could become the Boeing of airships. So there were some bad events with those old-days rigid airships. We lose big commercial heavier-than-air craft frequently, and that industry keeps building and moving forward. Be the change!

i have so much respect for pilots

if anyone knew Goodyear lighter then air history when the big black hanger was built in south Akron in the early 1900 it had the Goodyear/zeppelin across the top of the hanger so it natural for them to go back to there airship roots on these fine airships of the sky

Very nice.

Great craft

I didn't know Bill Hader flew blimps.

it sound's really cool

Whant see it in BELGIUM ?

That had to be one of the best views at the show.

Want to go up in it so badly!

lovely trip.. amazing ship. I would love to know how they control the bouyancy (with more or less people), or is all about engine power? The ballonets had some active pressure control to change the bouyancy? There is other way to control the pitch or only the engines?

This was an amazing experience and thank you for sharing the video and interviewing the pilot, but it sounded like you were a bit short with him and came across as a bit too aggressive. Your question sounded kind of demanding like "tell me!" instead of "could you please explain to me how"... Just some feedback that you may not have been aware of how you're coming across!

I think airships are beter than planes

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Is it quieter in the cockpit?

With all the technology now available why not a full size airship?

Helium filled not hydrogen hydrogen very flammable

21 millon dorller's for the zeppelin nt

Your average Joe will never rate a trip in the blimps. Only the big wheels.

Hindenburg's younger cousin

Sounds like a helicopter

Where did the ground crew go ?? Get fired??................

Fly silent, nicer! You are now using 3 explosion motors on a Zeppelin NT? And 100L of fuel for 5h flight? Thanks to my innovation of 100 times stronger batteries than before, it shold be possible to go electric with 100 kg batteries and still fly 5h. I testing 72V motors are better for 50hp than 36V. they are using in cars in addition to conventional motor. They dont know this batteries yet. Just trying to spread a better environment. But they are patented. A small fee to me because makers did not buy the patent yet. They will soon be dead. Batteries made by Saga enterprises Norway.