LZ_126 is a designation for a specific airship, part of the Zeppelin family, which was used primarily during the early 20th century. This airship was notable for its size and design, featuring a rigid structure filled with lighter-than-air gas, allowing it to float and travel long distances. The LZ_126 was constructed in Germany and later transferred to the United States as part of post-World War I reparations. It played a role in the development of airship technology and contributed to the understanding of air travel, although it was eventually retired from service.