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A balloon (aerostat) is any aircraft that rises into the air due to the difference in density (for example, hot air or helium inside the envelope) compared to the surrounding atmosphere. Balloons can be either steerable or free-floating.

A radio-controlled airship is always equipped with a system that allows remote control of its movement, direction, and flight altitude. This makes it more versatile for various purposes, such as advertising or aerial decorations.

An airship is not a drone. The main difference lies in its design and flight principle. Drones have weight and lift off the ground using their propellers or engines.

An airship is a buoyant aircraft that floats in the air thanks to gases (such as safe, non-flammable helium) and can be steered and propelled in the desired direction using engines and rudder controls. A radio-controlled airship is simply an airship equipped with a remote control system via radio signals.

Yes, an airship can hover over your event for several consecutive days, but it requires short mandatory landings to replace batteries, top up helium, and rotate pilots.

Bring your event to life with our most popular airship models — dolphin, sphere, cube, or heart — available for up to 4 hours of mesmerizing flight starting at just $4,300.

Looking for something truly unique? Custom-designed shapes crafted to your vision start from $7,500, making your event unforgettable.

Absolutely! For stable outdoor flights, we typically use larger radio-controlled airships measuring 8–12 meters. To ensure precise planning, we’ll need details about your location and approximate weather conditions.

Custom, branded envelopes — shapes designed specifically for the client — are provided without flight equipment and remain with the customer.