Blue Origin Space Flight
During the 11-minute journey, astronauts soar past the Kármán line (100 km/62 miles), the internationally recognized boundary of space, experiencing several minutes of weightlessness and witnessing life-changing views of Earth.
Pressurized crew capsule with room for six people, environmentally controlled for comfort, and among the largest windows to have flown in space.
Propels the rocket to space and restarts to uniquely slow the booster down to just 6 mph (9.7 km/h) for a controlled pinpoint landing on the pad.
Every astronaut has a window seat in the spacious and pressurized crew capsule. The cabin seats six and is environmentally controlled for comfort.
Aerodynamically designed to stabilize the booster and reduce fuel use on its flight back to Earth. Deploy from the ring fin to reduce the booster’s speed by half on its descent from space.Stabilize the vehicle during ascent, steer it back to the landing pad on descent, and guide the rocket through airspeeds over Mach 3.
Information
Flight Frequency & Availability
Flights operate every 2/3 months due to high global demand
Standby list: Offers a discounted rate with flexible scheduling (subject to availability)
Scheduling & Training
2 full days of astronaut training required prior to flight
Participants are encouraged to block off 5–7 days for the full experience
Training includes:
Safety simulations
Capsule ingress/egress rehearsals
Communication protocols and zero-gravity familiarisation
Email: be@billionaireedition.com
