Aeros Sky Dragon enters flight testing phase
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
Article Summary
New age dirigible designer Aeros has announced that its airship model Aeros 40D Sky Dragon MSN 21 has entered the flight testing phase. The craft will take flight at San Bernardino International Airport, and will be used as an airborne lab for the development of the new breed of variable buoyancy air vehicle – the Aeroscraft systems.
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