Worlwide Aeros Corp. received Federal Aviation Administration approval for its Aeros 40D Sky Dragon, the Tarzana company announced. The Type Certification is given by the FAA when an aircraft has met its regulations for airworthiness. The Sky Dragon was designed around the market demand for an airship capable of multi-mission applications ranging from advertising and broadcast camera work to sensor suites platform while maintaining a low cost of operation, the company said. The Sky Dragon is 153 feet long with 100,000 cubic feet of volume. “This seal of approval is a major highlight for the Aeros 40D program,” said Aeros President and CEO Igor Pasternak, in a statement. “It signifies the tireless efforts that the Aeros creative team has put into the development of this new and advanced [lighter than air] vehicle.” Aeros 40D follows the tradition of the Aeros engineering with state-of-the-art technologies, which significantly reduce the pilot’s workload.