Why Zeppelins Can Recover

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I think Zeppelins could make a comeback. Here is why I think Zeppelins can comeback.
My first reason I think Zeppelins could make a come back is because they are environmentally friendly. They don’t run on jet fuel but helium and helium doesn’t harm the environment. My second reason why Zeppelins could make a comeback is because they are are very safe. They are safe because if one of the Zeppelins engines were to fail the Zeppelin would simply just float in the air until the pilot could set it down. My last reason why Zeppelins could make a comeback is because they can land just about anywhere. Some places they can land are fields and even on water. This is why I think Zeppelins could make a comeback. According to the scope magazines I found

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