- Tripulación: 37 (capacidad máxima 100 personas)
- Longitud: 219 m[1]
- Diámetro: 41 m
- Volumen de gas: 146.000 m³
- Peso en vacío: 107.215 kg
- Peso a plena carga: 159.400 kg
- Gas de elevación: hidrógeno
- Motores: 6 motores diesel Rolls Royce Condor IIIB (12 cilindros), con 650 cv (485 kW).
- Velocidad máxima: 131 km/hora
- Alcance: 6.590 km
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