Exclusive: Airlander gets giant inflatable feet (no, it's not an April fool)
published at 13:01 British Summer Time 3 April 2017
Louise Hubball
BBC Look East
In August last year, the world's longest aircraft Airlander 10 took to the skies over Cardington.
However, on only its second test flight, it nosedived on landing and suffered damage to its cockpit.
Since then repairs and alterations have been taking place and I've been given exclusive access to see what those changes are.
The first big addition is that giant inflatable feet have been added, described as "petals", that will now protect the cockpit from crushing if any similar nosedives happen again.
The new auxiliary landing system, as it's called, will stow away in flight and can be inflated in 15 seconds if needed.