How do blimps go back to land?

Answer 1

Blimps return to land by descending slowly and using their engines to maneuver to a designated landing area, often a large, flat surface like an airfield. The pilot releases helium from the blimp to reduce lift and control the descent. Once close to the ground, the blimp uses its propellers to adjust its speed and position, and ground crew help secure it once it lands. A mooring line is then used to tether the blimp in place.