World's longest aircraft is unveiled: Airlander 10

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The Airlander 10, pictured, is the biggest aircraft in the world at 100 yards. The Airlander 10 is "part plane, part helicopter," and after more than three years of hard work, the engineers are putting the final touches on the world's largest flying machine. The Airlander was originally developed as a part of a U.S. Army project, but was dropped by the higher-ups in 2012 and it is now being converted into a business that offers leisure flights from a hangar in England's Cardington, Bedfordshire.

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