Airlander News & Discussion
Re: Airlander News & Discussion
or what next year's will be, nor why G-INFO rates it at £159m.
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Sdad, 159m is third party liability amount, nothing to do with the value of the machine. Also we should all bear in mind the "up to" preceeding the aforementioned 32m...
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Follow-up to last year's mooring-mast incident:
https://www.hybridairvehicles.com/news- ... detachment
Cheers
Alisdair
https://www.hybridairvehicles.com/news- ... detachment
Cheers
Alisdair
Re: Airlander News & Discussion
Watch Channel Four next Sunday (12th August) at 7pm as the Airlander features in the documentary series " Flying Across Britain by Arthur Williams" Great four-part documentary flying in a Piper Cub from airfield to airfield, with first part last night.
Adrian
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Looks like Airlander will not be rebuilt
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rob68 wrote:Looks like Airlander will not be rebuilt
The prototype won't be rebuilt, but full production seems likely :-
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-b ... s-46810151
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They have nowhere to assemble them (having been booted out from Cardington) and no prototype/demonstrator, having failed to secure it properly one windy day. Do they have any money? They don't appear to have any customers.
How on earth do you deduce that 'full production seems likely?'
The BBC article is a PR puff piece on a slow news day, nothing more.
How on earth do you deduce that 'full production seems likely?'
The BBC article is a PR puff piece on a slow news day, nothing more.