Meet the world's largest ass:
Sorry, I meant the world's largest aircraft prototype. According to the tweet from which I took the photos, this thing is called the Air Lander 10.
The helium pumped hybrid aircraft consists of an airplane, airship and helicopter built all in one.
Here are some more photos from wikipedia showing this amazing ass aircraft in all its glory:
Here's a quick overview of the aircraft in case you want to learn more, kindly provided by Chatgbt:
The Hybrid Air Vehicles Airlander 10 is a hybrid airship that combines features of airships, airplanes, and helicopters. It is considered the largest aircraft in the world by overall volume, and is designed to offer a range of capabilities, including transportation, surveillance, and luxury travel. The Airlander 10 features a unique design that allows it to take off and land vertically, and it can stay aloft for several days at a time. It has a large, distinctive shape that resembles a blimp, and is filled with helium to provide lift. The airship is propelled by four engines, which give it the ability to reach speeds of up to 90 mph.
In addition to its impressive size and design, the Airlander 10 is also equipped with advanced technology that enables it to operate in a variety of environments, including land and water. It is equipped with advanced navigation systems and can be flown remotely, or with a crew on board. The airship's large size and ability to stay aloft for extended periods of time make it ideal for a range of missions, including surveillance, communication, and transportation.
Despite its many benefits, the Airlander 10 has faced some challenges in its development and commercialization. The airship was originally developed for military use, but its production was cancelled due to budget cuts. However, Hybrid Air Vehicles continued to develop the airship for commercial purposes, and it has since been used for a range of missions, including tourism and environmental monitoring. Despite these challenges, the Airlander 10 represents a significant step forward in the development of hybrid airships, and its unique capabilities are likely to make it a valuable asset in a range of industries.
The question that matters though...
Would you bang?