Hybrid Air Vehicles and Airlander first acquired its massive airship for the US Army in 2016, but the vessel is only finally being readied for flight with expansive accommodations crafted by Design Q. Built to accommodate 18 passengers, this cabin takes an incredible spin on airport luxury and modifies the 150ft-long cabin into a completely private use space. The Airlander itself measures in at a staggering 302ft long, 143ft wide and 85ft tall and was designed in its luxe fashion to help people rethink the skies and how we travel.
Stepping foot inside the Airlander cabin immediately pulls passengers into a mesmerizing world as large glass windows offer expansive views from the skies. These windows are even featured on some parts of the floor to show the world underneath. Living quarters and shared spaces all feature luxury amenities as the ship embarks on three-day adventures.
Luxury Floating Airships
The Airlander Vessel Features a Large Cabin For Luxe Adventurers
Trend Themes
1. Private Luxury Airship Travel - Opportunity for luxury travel companies to disrupt the aviation industry by offering private and lavish airship experiences.
2. Expansive Glass Windows - Innovative window design creates opportunities for glass manufacturers to create large windows that offer panoramic views in various industries, such as architecture and transportation.
3. Luxe Cabin Modifications - Design Q's transformation of the Airlander cabin presents opportunity for interior design companies to specialize in creating luxurious and customizable spaces for unique modes of transportation.
Industry Implications
1. Luxury Travel - Private luxury airship travel provides a disruptive innovation opportunity for the travel and tourism industry, offering a unique and exclusive travel experience.
2. Glass Manufacturing - The demand for large, panoramic windows on airships creates opportunities for glass manufacturers to expand their products and services across various industries.
3. Interior Design - The customization and luxurious transformation of the Airlander cabin opens doors for interior design companies to cater to unique transportation spaces, creating disruptive innovation in their industry.