Airship (Overland)

Airship Overland refers to a type of airship used for long-distance travel or transportation. Unlike traditional airplanes, airships, or dirigibles, are lighter-than-air vehicles that use gas, such as helium or hydrogen, to float. They have a large envelope filled with this gas, and often have propellers for propulsion. Airships can travel slowly and quietly, making them suitable for sightseeing or cargo transport over land. While their use declined after the early 20th century, they are still appreciated for their environmental efficiency and ability to access remote areas without the need for runways.