“If it’s a big event, the Goodyear Blimp is there.” Though that's a full-sized statement, for nearly 100 years, the Goodyear blimp has made a point of appearing at high-profile event ...

The giant surveillance “blimp”, known as the “Eyes in the Sky”, and formerly known as a Tethered Aerostat Radar System (TARS), is used by U.S. border control officials to monitor ...

AKRON — In celebration of the Goodyear Blimp's 100th anniversary this year, the Wingfoot One blimp will take on a new look inspired by Goodyear's very first branded blimp Pilgrim. The tire maker's ...

Jeff Capek: You know, everybody likes to see a blimp. Michael Dougherty: It's just so big, you can't miss it. It's so unique to watch, and they're not even a national icon but a world icon.

The blimp offers a smooth ride even at top speed, creeping along at 73 mph — well below the cars pushing 200 mph on the track. “It’s an iconic symbol for our nation, a floating piece of ...

In a world where airplanes dominate the skies, the classic blimp seems like a relic of the past. Yet, against all odds, Goodyear has kept this iconic piece of aviation history alive for 100 years.