World Surveillance Group Inc (fka WSGI)

[mide]

Good question. More of interest is if this was a controlled landing and it had 4 engines, why didn't it fly back to Akron instead of flying into airspace just south of the Greater Pittsburgh Int'l airport?..and in a forest with spikey trees and not an open field?

My guess as others have opined, is it got caught out of control in the east west jet stream from which any hope of a "safe" landing was lost.

And those blades on the blimp engines look like helicopter size slicers and dicers.

Just goes to show that money and Lockheed smarts doesn't insure safety or success.

Be interesting to see how many new controls will be now required by the feds on any future attempts by anyone to duplicate a 65k flight attempt.

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