With outstanding view in the luxurious flying hotel should be one of most popular dream in the world.Specially,people who dreamed of futuristic life style might be ambitious about this kind of project.
Unfortunately,I am one of them.
It's so G~~~~~~ReaT!
What about my project(?)? See railgunmissile.blogg.no
Wow, thanks for shining a light on the subject! And, right: contollability- it looks like it'd blow around like a leaf in the wind. Reliability: it'd be a long march to make the helium cells as reliable as today's jet engines. Liability- the thing's going to hit turbulence sometimes, and then people are going to fall over unless you make them sit and then it's not a hotel anymore. Maybe a little too blue-sky a design. And a network of docking installations would cost a fortune.
@mookins45 Perhaps. I love everything having to do with aviation and new and aviation technologies. The vision of developing something like this is wonderful and I support it. I just know how the FAA and the DOT operate, at least here in the USA. The video shows the concept which is a good start. Maybe the next video they will show a more technical aspect. Main systems such as controllability, back up systems, safety considerations, etc. I wonder how wind currents and weather will affect it.
@mookins45 Also, from an insurance standpoint and product liability. The lawyers FAA, NTSB and DOT would have a field day with this if there was an accident or incident. Could it even be insured ? In the 1920's and 30's no one thought of these things, nobody sued anyone, but in the 21st century things are a bit different. Can you imagine if the " Hotel " had a stability problem and someone fell down a flight of stairs or spilled a bit of coffee on themselves ?
@mookins45 One could say, it will be just like Cruise Line and in theory that's true. As a flying hotel, it's covered under completely different regulations. Operating in the sea of air is similar yet vastly different to the sea of water. Look back to the U.S. Zeppelins that were used by the Navy in the 1930's, they used helium. With new technologies some of those hazards could be avoided but the manufacturer will need to prove everything works well beyond the controlling agencies expectations.
This can happen in 2015 whoa
mquiroz90 2 weeks ago
With outstanding view in the luxurious flying hotel should be one of most popular dream in the world.Specially,people who dreamed of futuristic life style might be ambitious about this kind of project.
Unfortunately,I am one of them.
It's so G~~~~~~ReaT!
What about my project(?)? See railgunmissile.blogg.no
radardetectormissile 1 month ago
what whales? they will all be dead by the hands of the japanese by the time this gets airborne
methanepower 2 months ago
Having sex in a floating diamond, 1000 feet above the Serengeti desert.....sounds a hell of a lot better than an airplane bathroom lol
Bio360Hazard 3 months ago 2
Nice concept, but highly flammable HYDROGEN as fuel? The Hindenberg springs to mind....Not a good idea....
drmartyn 3 months ago
@drmartyn I agree-- I'm surprised they didn't lean more towards Helium. :O
GreatWallStr1 3 months ago
i like this idea i would totally pay for this seriously
PsYcHoXgothXchick 3 months ago
Great project. Now where can I throw up?
triumph209 3 months ago
very nice it's about time
genefury75 3 months ago
Wow, thanks for shining a light on the subject! And, right: contollability- it looks like it'd blow around like a leaf in the wind. Reliability: it'd be a long march to make the helium cells as reliable as today's jet engines. Liability- the thing's going to hit turbulence sometimes, and then people are going to fall over unless you make them sit and then it's not a hotel anymore. Maybe a little too blue-sky a design. And a network of docking installations would cost a fortune.
mookins45 3 months ago
A grand Idea ! Although Th e insurance companies would never insure the project.
derekf900 3 months ago
@derekf900 But with strong composite materials, helium for lift and a little hydrogen rather than a lot of jet fuel, it'd be safe, right?
mookins45 3 months ago
@mookins45 Perhaps. I love everything having to do with aviation and new and aviation technologies. The vision of developing something like this is wonderful and I support it. I just know how the FAA and the DOT operate, at least here in the USA. The video shows the concept which is a good start. Maybe the next video they will show a more technical aspect. Main systems such as controllability, back up systems, safety considerations, etc. I wonder how wind currents and weather will affect it.
derekf900 3 months ago
@mookins45 Also, from an insurance standpoint and product liability. The lawyers FAA, NTSB and DOT would have a field day with this if there was an accident or incident. Could it even be insured ? In the 1920's and 30's no one thought of these things, nobody sued anyone, but in the 21st century things are a bit different. Can you imagine if the " Hotel " had a stability problem and someone fell down a flight of stairs or spilled a bit of coffee on themselves ?
derekf900 3 months ago
@mookins45 One could say, it will be just like Cruise Line and in theory that's true. As a flying hotel, it's covered under completely different regulations. Operating in the sea of air is similar yet vastly different to the sea of water. Look back to the U.S. Zeppelins that were used by the Navy in the 1930's, they used helium. With new technologies some of those hazards could be avoided but the manufacturer will need to prove everything works well beyond the controlling agencies expectations.
derekf900 3 months ago
but how does it fly?
UnziBlik 3 months ago
you could have this fabulous view of a river filled with shit and dead bodies, and OH! whats that? a massive concrete building?!... beautiful
gaypotter 3 months ago
Hilton should be all over this like nice on spice
BigKatz 4 months ago
i would shit myself on 378ton flying hotel 0_0
cheekyhamster11 4 months ago
ahh, I wouldn't use the name Zeppelin when talking about this kind of thing!
universalmoor 4 months ago
This is not minecraft....
TheWolfandPokemon 4 months ago
If I had money I'd invest, looks pretty cool
seppsters 4 months ago
@seppsters And One Day It Fails And Kills Everyone, They Get Sued And You're Now Broke
WeAreAllAsian 4 months ago
@WeAreAllAsian
You'll still probably be more likely to die from a car accident or at home.
seppsters 4 months ago
@seppsters and true
mkghostface 4 months ago
خيال رائع وجميل
fareedasdalhoty 1 year ago
@fareedasdalhoty i agree
123Comrade 4 months ago