Производитель дирижаблей Worldwide Aeros Corp

Worldwide Aeros Corp.

Производитель дирижаблей Worldwide Aeros Corp

Штаб-квартира Montebello, США

Компания производит дирижабли двойного назначения для военных и для коммерческого рынка: транспортные, разведки, вещания и рекламы.

Worldwide Aeros Corp. is also developing what it calls the Aeroscraft, a rigid airship with a number of innovative features, the most important of which is a method of controlling the airship's static lift, which can be reduced by pumping helium from the internal gasbags and storing it under pressure: conversely lift can be increased by reinflating the gasbags using the stored gas.[3] The company has received $60 million from the U.S. Department of Defense to develop the concept,[4] resulting in a prototype named Dragon Dream which underwent systems tests and some tethered flights in late 2013. This prototype was subsequently damaged when part of the roof of the hangar at the former Marine Corps Air Station in Tustin in which it was constructed collapsed on 7 October 2013.[5]