Airships were practically everywhere in the 1920's and 30's, but ever since the Hindenburg Tragedy, they've took a drastic decline in popularity. In recent years, especially in Europe, improvements have been made since that fateful day on May 1937. These particular airships use helium (a non-toxic, environmentally friendly, non-flammable gas) instead of hydrogen, which took down the Hindenburg, and they are used specifically for commercial use. Since the U.S. Military and NASA plan to use more zeppelins for missionary purposes, it would only make sense to have a system of airships in the U.S. to not only improve shipping goods around the world, but offer Americans an experience they'll never forget.



