Airships making a comeback as cargo haulers?

http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-26372277

Cardington has a long history of association with airships:

Interesting report, this was on my local news the other day.

I just found this which I think follows on nicely from the original post 

http://gizmodo.com/the-aluminum-airship-of-the-future-has-finally-flown-1301320903

And video on this one:

http://rt.com/news/aeroscraft-revolutionary-airship-cargo-187/

Um... Don? Helium doesn't "go kaboom".

A small reminder as to why we stopped using Hydrogen 

We could fix that easily, you know. put the population of the planet underground, trigger an ELE-sized solar flare to hit the Earth head-on, then harvest all of the new, fresh Helium that gets embedded in the surface rocks. Of course, there won't be much in the way of atmosphere at that point, so we'd also have to hand out 7.2Bn environmental suits (probably less, though, since I doubt everyone could survive underground for the length of time required, but that just means more food for everyone else).

it could if it got hit by one of these  http://www.army-technology.com/projects/surface-launched/images/slamraam_5.jpg