In 2021, a group of aerospace engineers, astronauts, and visionaries came together with a singular belief: that space travel should not be reserved for government astronauts and the ultra-wealthy. It should be a human birthright.
Orbital Voyages was founded on the conviction that the overview effect — the profound cognitive shift experienced by astronauts when viewing Earth from space — should be accessible to more than just a privileged few. We have spent five years developing the safest, most reliable spacecraft ever built for civilian spaceflight, and we are now ready to welcome the next generation of explorers.
Our headquarters sit on the Florida coast, minutes from our launch facilities at Cape Canaveral. Our astronaut training campus spans 40 acres in the Arizona desert, where candidates undergo rigorous preparation in a purpose-built environment designed to simulate every aspect of spaceflight. From centrifuge training to microgravity flights, our program ensures every passenger is fully prepared for their journey.
Today, Orbital Voyages operates three classes of missions — suborbital, orbital, and lunar flyby — each designed to provide unique perspectives on our place in the universe. Our fleet includes the Voyager capsule, the Horizon-class deep space vehicle, and partnerships with world-class launch providers including Falcon and Nova rocket systems.
We have flown 47 civilians to space across 12 completed missions with a perfect safety record. Our goal is to fly 500 passengers by 2030 and to establish a permanent orbital habitat by 2035. The future of humanity is in the stars — and we are building the bridge to get there.