Goodyear Aerospace itself would be sold off in 1987, then absorbed in 1993 by Lockheed, which doesn’t mass manufacture airships. It’s not hard to understand why: ...

In 1941, the Goodyear Aerospace Corporation offered land to the U.S. Defense Plan Corporation. The Navy then established a U.S. Naval Air Facility to test fly aircraft.

In 1941, the Goodyear Aerospace Corporation offered land to the U.S. Defense Plan Corporation. The Navy then established a U.S. Naval Air Facility to test fly aircraft. ...

The company built its first blimp in 1917 (via Goodyear), and in 1923, established the Goodyear Zeppelin Company to continue making them for both the private sector and U.S. Navy.

Goodyear's SVP of Operations and Chief Technology Officer Chris Helsel has a remarkably broad remit to deliver innovations that will help define the future of mobility at the company.

Goodyear is one of the fastest growing cities in the country. The town got its start more than 100 years ago, but war and tires helped fuel its rise.