The biggest airship of the time (length - 245 m, diameter - 41.2 m). When trying to land after dropping the anchor ropes, one of the steel struts in the tail suddenly broke, puncturing two hydrogen tanks. The gas mixed with the air in the space between the cylinders and the cladding, and the dropped ropes triggered a spark. The shell material, soaked during the flight in a thunderstorm, was earthed worse than the airship's frame, so there was a potential difference and a pyroshow. The whole thing burned up in exactly 34 seconds. People who weren't charred in the air fryer jumped out of the blazing machine. Oddly enough, 62 people made it out of the horror alive. Thirty-five died, and the 36th was a ground service worker. The catastrophe was a verdict on commercial airships, and any flights with passengers on board were banned.