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36 An airship is an engine-driven LTA aircraft that can be steered. Airships can be rigid or non-rigid, with blimps the common example of a non-rigid airship.
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37 landing facility, the crew requires access to the airport. It can take several hours to complete a set-up or tear down.
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38 RELATED INFORMATION Weather, aircraft size, maneuvering area, crew access, and public attraction are concerns of airport operators accommodating airships. Persistent bad weather can result in an airship staying moored at an airport for a long period of time.
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