The world’s first full sized hybrid aircraft, fuelled in part by helium (He), has taken to the skies again after crash-landing last summer.
The Airlander 10, a creation of UK-based manufacturer Hybrid Air Vehicles (HAV), completed a successful test flight yesterday after a heavy landing last August had put the vessel out of action.
The 92 metre-long aircraft nosedived on landing during its second test flight in 2016, sustaining damage to its cockpit and flight deck.
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