Starting next year, the city of Tustin will hold a series of community meetings to discuss what to do with its remaining World War II blimp hangar — after a twin structure burned down a year ago.

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A year ago today, an historic World War II-era blimp hangar caught fire in Tustin, setting off a public health emergency as ...

Folks all over the world know the Goodyear Blimp. It's such a unique piece of aviation history. Capek: It's such a small niche of aviation that I didn't even realize that this job existed ...

The new blimp was introduced to media, Goodyear associates and dealers at an event held at Goodyear's Wingfoot Lake hangar in Suffield, Ohio. The blimp is scheduled to begin test flights over ...

Starting next year, the city of Tustin will hold a series of community meetings to discuss what to do with the remaining ...

The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company launched its first blimp in 1925 ... In March 1917, construction began on the Wingfoot Lake hangar. That same month, Goodyear started airship production ...

Development surrounds the remaining historic WWII south blimp hangar in Tustin on Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2024. A fire in 2023 ...

Nearly a year ago, one of the city’s icons that stood on some of the land, the World War II-era north blimp hangar, burned down. There are lingering questions about the ultimate fate of the ...

But, yes that was the Goodyear Blimp flying over town. Wingfoot One, the newest of the Goodyear airships and an advance in dirigible technology, landed at the Covington Regional Airport Monday ...

Christmas is coming! And there’s one big gift idea like none other. We are talking about the Goodyear Blimp! Well, you can’t buy the blimp, but you can have a chance to ride inside of it.

A year after a fire destroyed one of Tustin’s two iconic World War II-era blimp hangars, prompting an environmental cleanup that’s eclipsed $100 million in costs, there is still no answer ...