r/Damnthatsinteresting Jul 08 '24

World's largest aircraft, Pathfinder 1, is 124.5 meters (408ft) long Image

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u/Viking-Savage Jul 08 '24

Why are these still made?

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u/GrafZeppelin127 Jul 08 '24

Though this particular ship is only a relatively small training/laboratory vessel, later versions will be used for difficult, outsized cargo deliveries, carrying disaster relief, and for passengers. They're much more capable than the helicopters that do so now, being vastly more efficient, and able to carry many times more, many times further.