The world's largest aircraft has successfully completed a test flight, bringing the massive helium-filled airship one step closer to commercial use. <br/><br/>The hybrid aircraft dubbed the Airlander 10 combines technology from airplanes, helicopters and airships. It is designed to fly at altitudes of 6,100 meters for up to five days. with a length of 92 metres, it is the largest aircraft currently flying.<br/><br/>On May 10th, the Airlander 10 flew for a total of 180 minutes to test the aircraft's handling, improved landing technology and more. <br/><br/>Dave Burns, Airlander 10's Chief Test Pilot said that during the successful test flight in Cardington, UK, the Airlander 10 handled superbly.