In the pursuit of sustainable air cargo transport, an unmanned, hydrogen-lifted, hybrid solar-powered airship presents a groundbreaking solution for the transportation of fresh goods. This research examines the economic viability and environmental impact of this innovative transport method. By utilising hydrogen for lift and incorporating a hybrid energy system, the airship ensures a cost-efficient power supply. The study specifically compares the operating costs for truck and airship fleet management along the Murcia to Munich route, highlighting key metrics such as cruise velocity, economic sustainability, and reduced greenhouse gas emissions. Additionally, this study discusses the fleet sizing comparing actual truck fleet with modern airship scenario, demonstrating how these novel technologies could contribute to an improved quality and sustainability of perishable goods logistics.