Useful facts about airships.

It would seem that railways are an old, inexpensive, and well-known mode of transport. They should be everywhere. But no: outside a few regions of the world, railways remain rare.

The densest networks are in Europe, the eastern United States, and Japan. A fairly developed network exists in the European part of Russia, along China’s east coast, and in India.

Africa, however, is almost devoid of rail service (with the exception of South Africa). In the Middle East and South America, there are also relatively few railways, and they do not form a cohesive network. Even between Europe and Asia, there are only two main corridors: the Trans-Siberian Railway and the routes through Mongolia into Central Asia.

This is precisely where "New Generation Airships'" come into play. Where there are no railways, or where building them is prohibitively expensive or impossible, airships will do the job. An economical, environmentally friendly solution accessible to even the most remote areas.

How you can participate in creating New Generation Airships' is explained here.

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