Katas had thought of everything for this journey... Save for perhaps a trained pilot. In theory the craft was incredibly simple to control; the rudder controlled direction, the wings were used to maintain a steady altitude and the sac of air above could let the airship hover if need be. The machine in of itself had an engine which ran on natural energy, meaning it absorbed both solar power as well as particles ejected into the atmosphere. As a result the vehicle was nigh silent, completely clean to use and easily maintained... Only problem was there were no pilots. Someone in the group would have to volunteer to be the first ever to try such a feat, and he figured one of the Saiyans might leap at the opportunity. Instead he looked over at T'charrl curiously when he offered, smiling and giving a nod of his head. "Fitting! The pioneer of space travel for Kaesstrians also tests our first airship! Splendid, I think it's fitting!" Katas said happily, beaming as he strolled over to the side of the vehicle. Opening up a large swinging door he hit a button on a side panel, letting a ramp slide out from the flooring and extend to the roof. "It's quite easy to fly really. The big red button on the console ignites the engines, and you use the levers to control the power in the wings. Use the wheel for the rudder, and that is essentially it. Given that this is our virgin flight I'd suggest not going too fast... But if you want to try it anyways I won't tell!"

Flying fast probably wasn't the best thing to be doing, especially not with Shu's aversion to traveling by vehicle. They had been told the trip in of itself shouldn't be that long, and it'd likely even be shorter than expected with this ship of theirs now. Luckily for the little guy it was a fairly open vessel too, the only thing that may even make it feel like they were enclosed were the railings along the edges, and even then those had gaps in it. Glancing back at Shu with a smile the older boy went right on ahead up the ramp, looking around on the deck as they got to the top. It was pretty spacious for their group, and it looked kind of nice even. A few seats here and there were built in but aside from that not much else, definitely basic and not for flying on a rainy day. For their purposes it would work just fine though. "Hey buddy, this isn't so bad is it? Not closed up or anything," Takeshi mused, "What do you think? Wanna get off me and look around a little?" Not that there was a whole lot to look at, but it was still an interesting vehicle nonetheless.