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Plane-blimp Hybrid Drone Debuts


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Two brothers in Seattle, working as Egan Airships, have built a drone that combines features from both fixed-wing aircraft and blimps to create an aircraft that can hover, take off and land vertically, and fly at up to 40 mph. The 28-foot-long aircraft weighs less than 55 pounds and uses a patented streamlined envelope design, rotational wings, and an extended tail. The Plimp aircraft is expected to be commercially available by early next year, the company said.

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