The centennial celebrations paid tribute not just to the airships themselves but to the thousands of pilots, ground crew members, and engineers who made the blimp program an enduring success story in American aviation.
The Goodyear Blimp is one of the most iconic airships in aviation history, serving as a flying billboard, camera platform, and symbol of American culture for over a century. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company first entered the airship business in 1917 during World War I,
An airship designed for or capable of being directed, controlled, or steered.
Dirigibles, commonly known as airships, are lighter-than-air aircraft that are capable of controlled, powered flight. They use buoyant gas, usually helium or hydrogen, to generate lift and navigate through the air.
