> By comparison, bloody Concorde transported up to 128, with a crew of 3, in 3.5 hours, at lower prices. Pretty sure the crew of Hindenburg included a whole bu

> By comparison, bloody Concorde transported up to 128, with a crew of 3, in 3.5 hours, at lower prices. Pretty sure the crew of Hindenburg included a whole bunch of waiters, cooks, etc. just like the Concorde had flight attendants on top of its flight crew of 3. Hindenburg was basically a small cruise ship in the air. https://www.airships.net/hindenburg/interiors/ https://www.airships.net/hindenburg/interiors/ has some nice drawings/photos about the interior. Basically traveling on it was more like a nice sleeper train with cabins and a good restaurant than a modern airplane.