The more advanced airship, the smaller ground crew required. Our two-seat airship was served by a team of just three to five people during takeoff and landing. We are currently developing a 19-seat tourist airship that will be operated by a similarly sized crew, thanks to its high power-to-weight ratio, extensive thrust vector control, including a tail thruster, and state-of-the-art avionics. For more details, visit: https://atlas-lta.com/atlas-electric-airships/
Advertising has long been a traditional use for blimps. They are perhaps the only advertising medium that can attract an audience comparable to that of television.
More about Atlas blimps at: https://atlas-lta.com/atlas-electric-airships/
ASTRAS - Atlas Stratospheric Solutions
ATLANT will become a highly effective means for conducting rescue operations in areas affected by natural and man-made disasters. The ability to take off and land on any surface, including water, and the unique dimensions of the interior spaces specific to aviation, allow it to be used for urgent delivery of equipment and evacuation of victims, clearing debris, setting up a flying hospital, providing electricity and heat to affected areas, and solving a multitude of other tasks. More details about the ATLANT project can be found on our website: https://atlas-lta.com/atlant_cargo_airship/
Creating a stratospheric airship is a complex but highly promising task. Such an aircraft will become a highly effective alternative to geostationary satellites and will elevate civil and military missions to a new technological level. Atlas is systematically working on the implementation of this project - the envelope fabric capable of reliably and durably operating in the stratosphere has already been developed, a system for assembly and launch in any geographical point of the planet has been devised, and successful tests of the prototypes (in the video one of the launches as part of the Google project "Loon") have been conducted. More information is available on our website: https://atlas-lta.com/high-altitude-platforms/
One of the key challenges in the development of wind energy is the logistics of large-scale wind turbines. The ATLANT transport technology not only enables cost-effective delivery but also addresses the assembly of these units at the deployment site. More about ATLANT at our web site: https://atlas-lta.com/atlant_cargo_airship/
Sometimes ground operation is even more challenging than flights. Especially if your site is visited by the Dust Devil. Recent operation in Mozambique confirmed the robust design and wide weather limits of SkyGuard-1 Aerostat System (https://atlas-lta.com/tethered-aerostats/).
Sometimes ground operation is more challenging than flights. Especially if your site is visited by the Dust Devil. Recent operation in Mozambique confirmed robust design and wide weather limits of SkyGuard-1 Aerostat system (https://atlas-lta.com/tethered-aerostats/).
