Spanish airline group Air Nostrum has doubled its commitment for Hybrid Air Vehicles (HAV) Airlander from10 to 20 aircraft, delivering a boost to the UK developer ahead of its planned production start and certification campaign which could see British tourists flying to Mallorca and the Balearics by airship.
British airships set to carry tourists to Mallorca
Spanish airline Air Nostrum doubles its order
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Really? Why would anyone take a 10 hour flight on an airship that is dodgy and not great in bad weather for probably ten times the cost of a low cost airline 🤷♂️. After the novelty factor is over, this will be a lame duck.