Assuming an oil tanker length of 305 meters and that it is fully laden, that airship would need to be around six times larger than it is to carry the tanker — assuming the dirigible is helium-filled.
Assuming an oil tanker length of 305 meters and that it is fully laden, that airship would need to be around six times larger than it is to carry the tanker — assuming the dirigible is helium-filled.