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Ariane Cornell stated that Blue Origin aims to ensure that not just the ultra-wealthy can fly to space.
Blue Origin plans to use New Shepard to fly space tourists.
Blue Origin has not yet determined when it will start selling tickets for New Shepard flights.
Blue Origin plans to conduct another uncrewed test flight of New Shepard but postponed a previous flight due to technical issues.
Blue Origin expects to start flying people on its New Shepard suborbital vehicle early in 2019.
Blue Origin produced a video outlining the flight experience for New Shepard.
Blue Origin has yet to start selling tickets for future commercial flights on New Shepard.
Ariane Cornell is the head of astronaut strategy and sales at Blue Origin.
Blue Origin places a greater emphasis on safety over schedule for New Shepard flights.
Blue Origin has not established a ticket price for future commercial flights on New Shepard.
Blue Origin pushed a New Shepard suborbital launch previously planned for mid-December to early 2019 after technical issues and poor weather at its West Texas launch site.
Three payloads that flew on Virgin Galactic’s 2018-12-13 SpaceShipTwo flight—a vibration isolation platform from Controlled Dynamics Inc., a dust-particle behavior experiment from the University of Central Florida, and a biological fluorescent imaging instrument from the University of Florida—are also flying on Blue Origin’s NS-10 mission.
The Federal Aviation Administration published restricted airspace around Blue Origin’s West Texas launch site for a three-day period starting 2018-12-18.
Blue Origin's New Shepard mission (NS-10) is targeting liftoff on January 23, 2019, at 8:50 am CST / 14:50 UTC.
The next New Shepard flight, designated NS-10, was scheduled for 2018-12-18 at 9:30 a.m. Eastern from Blue Origin’s West Texas test site.
Blue Origin plans to conduct the next test flight of its New Shepard suborbital vehicle no earlier than 2018-12-21.
Blue Origin’s New Shepard exceeded 100 km on several test flights, including a 2018-07-18 flight where the vehicle’s crew capsule reached a peak altitude of about 119 km using its abort motor shortly after separation from the propulsion module.
United Launch Alliance selected Blue Origin’s BE-4 engine for Vulcan’s first stage in a 2018-09-27 release.
Blue Origin had previously planned to introduce its New Glenn orbital vehicle in 2020 but is now likely to enter service in 2021.
Blue Origin and Northrop Grumman did not expect to conduct first launches of their LSA-funded rockets until 2021.