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Travel in a super comfortable airship to the North Pole

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The 21st century, confidently striding across the planet, continues to amaze us with incredible events and large-scale projects. We are provided with fantastic opportunities to experience what previously seemed impossible.

Who and what will surprise this time
This mission was undertaken by the Swedish company OceanSky Cruises, which is developing a unique journey on the ultra-modern airship Airlander 10. The
head and founder of the company, Karl-Oscar Lavachek, presented a megaproject of the 21st century.

Travel in a super comfortable airship to the North Pole

Where and when we fly The
start is planned in the Svalbard archipelago, and the final destination will be landing at the North Pole.
The exact date of the flight has not been determined, but approximately 2023 -2024 is indicated.

Flight time – in the style of “The quieter you go – the further you will be”
If you make this route by plane, the travel time will take no more than one and a half hours in both directions.
But the organizers of the trip want to make this airship show with great taste, making it possible to enjoy the surrounding beauty and the unique grandeur of the northern sky.
A fascinating unhurried flight on a super airship will last exactly 36 hours.

Structural characteristics of the miracle airship
Today, the Airlander 10 is considered the largest aircraft in the world.

There are no analogues to this giant.
• The length is 91.5 meters.
• The volume of the airship is approximately 37 thousand cubic meters.
• Powered by electricity and diesel.
• Fuel consumption is minimal
o For example: carbon emissions will be reduced by 83%, this will be due to the fact that the airship consumes only 17% of the total energy that would be needed for a powerful jet engine.
• Of course, the above figures will affect the speed, which will be only 92 km / h (which is equal to an average of 50 knots). But this fact does not bother anyone, since the “trick” of this flight is to fly slowly, fly “tastefully” in order to allow passengers to enjoy the journey as much as possible.
• A characteristic design feature of the Airlander 10 airship allows it to land in settlements that do not have a runway, that is, to freely deliver passengers and various types of cargo to their destination. Compared to aircraft with fixed wing geometry, this is a huge advantage of the airship.

To the North Pole – in comfort!

Travel in a super comfortable airship to the North Pole

How will the interior of the airship please passengers?
• Eight comfortable cabins with private bathrooms.
• Lounge area for rest and relaxation.
• Food zone with a bar and a restaurant serving European cuisine.
• The viewing area is absolutely delightful. Seated on comfortable soft sofas with pillows located on the transparent floor, passengers will be able to enjoy the panoramic views, watch the swimming whales, and admire the northern lights at night while in the air. It is unrealistic to describe these feelings in words, but soon anyone who wishes will have the opportunity to see all this with their own eyes. Pay money, gentlemen, and reserve seats for the first presentation flight.
Price policy
Everyone who is interested in this information is concerned about the question of how much such a flight will result in.
As they say, everything in this world is relative – only 94 thousand dollars, or as much as 94 thousand …

And that, there is still time to save up the required amount, especially since the Swedish company OceanSky Cruises is doing very noble, accepting a deposit amount as a booking, which is only 5% of the total ticket cost.

By the way, the company guarantees that all the amounts transferred will go exclusively to the target account, and in the event of force majeure that may interfere with the implementation of this venture, all funds will be returned to the owners.

Welcome to the North Pole!

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