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Worldwide Aeros Corporation, the leading aeroscraft manufacturer in FAA-certified lighter-than-air vehicles has announced its plans for the interior design of a new generation of airborne cruise ships in partnership with the world’s leading design consultant for the hospitality and leisure industries, Wimberly Allison Tong & Goo (WATG). Howard Wolff, the senior vice president of WATG informs that ‘the new Aeroscraft airships will boast of ultra-luxury facilities and amenities that will rival the luxury cabins of the world’s greatest ocean liners and will feature all the latest technological amenities.” The interiors of the airships will be done by WATG. So, get ready for a one-of-a-kind luxury trip on wings!!!!
via Dexigner
Worldwide Aeros Announces Luxurious Airborne Cruise Ships
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the sky is the limit with those new lighter-than-air vehicles...aehm...or
either we will find a way - or we will make one!
A condo on a cruise ship provides the ultimate in luxury cruises! I found some information at www.magellancruisecondos.com
Hey, it’s a great fantasy invention, but a lot less practical than a hugeo cruise liner.
The thing would be a bear in an unexpected storm at 8000 ft. altitude or less, and requre some advanced and not yet proven development to meet all the stated capabilities. Landing and takeoff on water comes to mind. I think we have an aerial Titanic in mind here.
Do you get seasick or airsick on such a craft?