The world's largest aircraft successfully completed a test flight, bringing the massive helium-filled airship one step closer to commercial use. 
The hybrid aircraft dubbed the Airlander 10 combines technology from airplanes, helicopters and airships. It is designed to fly at altitudes of 6,100 meters for up to five days. With a length of 92 metres, it is the largest aircraft currently flying.
On May 10, the Airlander 10 flew for a total of 180 minutes to test the aircraft's handling, improved landing technology and more. 

Dave Burns, Airlander 10's Chief Test Pilot said that during the successful test flight in Cardington, the UK, the Airlander 10 handled superbly.