Blimp Company Produces 'TV in the Sky'
In this photo released by the Lightship Group, a blimp, with a 70-by-30 foot TV screen that can broadcast live images, flies over Hillsboro Air Field in Portland, Ore., on Sunday, Oct. 16, 2005.
Image source: ABC News / AP Photo / The Lightship Group
Image source: ABC News / AP Photo / The Lightship Group
An AP newswire article by Travis Reed, via ABC News, reports that:
Imagine a drive-in movie screen that floats 1,000 feet in the air and travels 15 mph. An Orlando-based blimp company called The Lightship Group has effectively made one, and it could be coming to a night sky near you.More here.
The company recently received Federal Aviation Administration approval for its new A-170 lightship, an enormous blimp that doesn't just say "Goodyear" or "Coca-Cola" on the side, but instead flashes their newest commercials, NFL football highlights, movie trailers or whatever else a company wants to put on its 70-by-30-foot LED screen.
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