Those large lumbering airships called dirigibles or Zeppelins have been making a comeback as a tourist attraction, but all that suffered a recent setback with the fiery crash of a blimp in Germany. The pilot was able to get close enough to the ground to allow passengers to jump to safety, but the pilot was later killed trying to land the craft.
Lighter than air craft used for passenger travel suffered their greatest setback in the 1937 crash of the Hindenburg.
Pilot killed but three passengers manage incredible escape as Zeppelin blimp plunges to the ground in Germany Mail Online
3 comments:
You mock the famous utterance from the Hindenburg tragedy in your headline? {chuckle} Some folks might not like that.
You had me worried there for a minute, I thought something happened to your dog.
Some folks find something not to like about everything.
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