Aeros

California-based Aeros Corporation has completed construction of its Aeroscraft airship proof-of-design sub-scale prototype.

Gizmag speaks with Igor Pasternak, founder and CEO of the Aeros Corporation.

Aeros has created a prototype of its new breed of variable buoyancy air craft and it expects the vehicle to be finished before the end of 2012.

The Aeros 40D Sky Dragon MSN 21 will take flight at San Bernardino International Airport, and will be used as an airborne lab for the development of Aeroscraft systems.

A spectacular new type of aircraft is one step closer to take-off with the announcement that the U.S, Federal Aviation Administration has accepted the type certification application for the Aeros ML866.

An integral part of the exciting ML866 "superyacht for the sky", Aeros’ Control of Static Heaviness (COSH) system allows airships to adjust their weight in mid-flight without

It’s as big as a superyacht and not quite as fast as a supercar but it does have a range of over 3000 miles and can do it over land, sea or snow, lingering anywhere you like the view.

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