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Flying Whales selected Thales' technology for its first airship

Efficiency and manoeuvrability the cornerstones of the French company

Flying Whales, French company founded to develop and industrialize a 60 tons airship, and Thales, industry specialized in aerospace, defence and security, will work together in the construction of avionics solutions for safe flight operations. To equip its first LCA60T airship, the Flying Whales chose the avionics technologies of its French sister to obtain the necessary qualifications by 2024. Thales...

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Laruscade, France, 09/29/2021 15:13
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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The French company Flying Whales, specializing in the construction of rigid airships for the transport of heavy loads, plans to create a production center in the United Arab Emirates. The managers of the... more

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