A prototype airship designed to meet heavy lift requirements has crashed on its second test flight in the UK, damaging its flight deck but leaving crew unscathed. At 92 metres, Airlander 10 is currently the world’s longest aircraft, and while puny compared with the 250-metre Hindenburg from the...
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