Inside
you will find an extensive history relating to all of the British Airships from
1900 to the present day. The Trust is a charitable voluntary run organisation
based in the U.K aiming to promote the interest and study in the history of airships
and lighter than air travel, along with the preservation of Cardington airship
station and its principal buildings.
Enjoy
browsing the archive...
Zeppelins
over London - Airship tours start flying over London summer 2010
.....more
New
Graf Zeppelin LZ-127 page added to the airship library ....more
Zeppelins
return to Cardington - a rare visit of a Zeppelin to Cardington
.....more
Airship
Hangers added to "Buildings At Risk" register by English
Heritage ....more
New
Europa page added to the airship library ....more
Dirigible
- Online : the new exclusive online content for our Membership
Magazine ...more
Click
on our interactive Media page to see shots of the ships in flight
Airships
can be divided up in to 3 categories. Rigid, semi-rigid and non-rigid. Rigid means
that the airship contains a skeletal frame structure ("keel") and non-rigid
means that it is devoid of internal structure.
