Radio-Controlled Airships

Nearly weightless structure, engineered for safe, controlled flight over audiences

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Technology and design, built into one flying object

We turn the sky into a canvas for advertising, performance and decor, with airships in any shape: spheres, cubes, whales, penguins or replicas of a product. Each one is more than a motorised craft. It is a piece of aerial art, built by our 3D designers and engineers, and it is safe to fly

Original Design

Original Design

We design every airship to scale and keep the lines of the chosen shape, whether it is a geometric form, an animal or a product. The surface carries a logo, a message or a QR code that still scans from the far side of the venue

Captivating Experience

Captivating Experience

The hull is shaped for aerodynamics, and the flight controllers hold a smooth, steady path. The airship moves the way the audience expects a living thing to move, and that is what makes it work

Absolute Safety

Absolute Safety

Our lightweight airships are filled with non-flammable helium, which makes them safe even over people. Each one carries stabilisers and a control system, and goes through a series of test flights and checks. The pilot watches it continuously through the flight

Event Integration

Event Integration

An airship is impossible to overlook: it takes the attention of the room and holds it. People photograph it, film it and post it, which gives the brand reach and engagement at no extra cost

Striking Advertising

Striking Advertising

An airship carrying your logo, your campaign message or a QR code is visible from anywhere in the venue. It is an advertising medium with volume and movement, and it holds attention in a way a static banner cannot

How We Work

01

Preparation

Planning

We discuss the concept and the goals of the flight, measure the atrium or venue where the airship will fly and choose the right size for it

Analysis

We identify airspace constraints: weather for outdoor flights, safety restrictions and other external factors

Agreement

We obtain venue permissions, close the agreements and set the timeline for every stage of development

Concept

We approve the concept and start the design: the shape, the dimensions and the materials of the airship

02

Production

Design

We select the material for the envelope, the electronic components and the power source to meet the flight time and weight we need

Prototyping

We build the prototype envelope, assemble the electronic control system and integrate it with the airship, then test the prototype for manoeuvrability, stability and flight safety and make the changes it needs

Final Assembly and Tuning

We complete the assembly and calibrate the control system for manoeuvrability and directional stability, check that the airship is safe and ready to operate, and fly a demonstration

03

The Show

Pre-Flight Check

We assemble the airship and prepare it for flight, rehearse the manoeuvres and check every system for safety and reliability

Flight

We fly the show on cue, then take the airship apart and pack it down

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How does an airship differ from a balloon?

An airship is powered and steerable; a balloon is not. Both are lighter-than-air craft, but an airship has engines and rudders and flies where the pilot takes it, while a balloon drifts with the wind.

Is an airship a drone?

No. Airships and drones differ in construction and flight principles. Drones rely on rotors and weight to stay airborne, consuming more energy. Airships use buoyancy from helium to float, requiring less energy and enabling stable, elegant flight, perfect for advertising and decorative displays.

Can an airship fly all day?

Yes, an airship can remain aloft over your event for several consecutive days. Short landings are required to recharge batteries, refill helium and swap pilots.

How much does a radio-controlled airship cost?

As a guide: one sphere, cube or dolphin airship is about $4,000 (AED 14,700) for a day of flying, with helium at about $240 (AED 900) a day on top. A heart or a 3-metre sphere is about $4,800 (AED 17,600), a 6-metre whale, shark or airship about $6,500 (AED 23,900), and a whale of 8 to 10 metres from about $12,000 (AED 44,000). Custom-built shapes run from about $6,500 for a small one to about $30,000 (AED 110,100) for a large outdoor blimp. When several objects fly on the same day, the rate per object is lower.

For an exact figure, please talk to our sales team. We will ask about the venue, the dates, the audience and what the event has to achieve. That is what the final number depends on.

All prices are indicative and every project is quoted individually. The figure depends on the date and the season, the venue, the number of objects and events, the number of flight days, the number of flight hours and take-offs a day, the lead time for a custom build, helium, the crew technical and hospitality riders, flight permits, logistics and, where required, customs clearance. Prices exclude 5 per cent VAT in the UAE.

Can they fly outdoors?

Yes. For stable outdoor flights we normally use larger radio-controlled airships of 8–12 metres. To plan accurately we need your location and the expected weather conditions.

Do I get to keep the airship?

Custom, branded envelopes, designed specifically for you, are delivered without flight hardware and remain with the client after the event.

Does the price change for a multi-day booking?

Yes. The daily rate goes down for longer bookings, but we quote multi-day projects case by case: the figure depends on the number of objects, the number of flight hours and take-offs a day, helium, logistics and permits.

Tell us the dates and the venue and our sales team will come back with a number. Prices exclude 5 per cent VAT in the UAE.

Our shows have told countless stories

Arsenal
FIFA
UAE
Eurovision
KHL
Funtico
NMDC
Etisalat
Zivert
SAB
Pfizer
Kaspersky
The WOW
GITEX
DAMAC
Visit Qatar
Sobha
TNT
ADIB
Al Shaqab
Binghatti
Galatasaray
International Boxing Association
Mercedes-Benz
Oriflame
The Land of Legends
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