[crca]

Airships don’t make sense for commercial travel. But they make a lot of sense for transporting cargo, specifically to regions that are difficult to serve by road or rail. LM has had a scalable, deployable system for years but no one has pulled the trigger on actually buying it yet.

[tropo]

An ordinary suburban location is difficult to serve by road if you'd like to ship a large house.

[scythe]

I hadn't even considered that. You could blimp all sorts of things that won't fit on the road. Houses, windmill blades, HVAC units, pods for modular buildings, extremely large pianos, ...

[ryacko]

Narrow gauge is a good solution for mountainous or rural areas, but infrastructure intensive solutions require government investments.