Blimps in Australia are about as common as a kangaroo in a suit. These slow-moving giants of the sky are mostly used for advertising, event coverage, and occasionally for surveillance or research. You might spot them hovering over major sports events or festivals, their massive envelopes painted with brand logos visible from miles away. They cruise at a leisurely pace of around 40-50 km/h and can stay airborne for several hours, offering a unique aerial viewpoint. While they aren't a common sight compared to cars or planes, the novelty factor is high. For a closer look or even a ride, keep an eye on event listings and perhaps check Tradingpost or local aviation clubs.
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