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Orbite

Company that prepares private citizens for spaceflight and arranges their flights. Its programs run from an introductory astronaut orientation to multiweek orbital training, and it plans its first training campus for 2027. (1 product in the atlas)

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In their words

“If you look at all the spaceports today, you have your runways and your hangars, the vehicle preparation facilities and launch pad, but there's no passenger terminal. And so really, [Orbite] is focused on building that first passenger terminal for space.”

“Right now, if you want to go to orbit around the planet, it's 50 [to] 90 million dollars, but within the next couple of years, that will drop to around 10 million dollars.”

Jason Andrews, Co-founder and CEOSeattle Space Superiority Summit (S4) · The future of human spaceflight · Oct 21, 2026Transcribed from the session⁠1

Known rounds

DateRoundAmount
Dec 2024Series A$4M⁠2

Milestones

  • Dec 2024 Orbite announced a partnership with hotel group Accor to help develop and run its planned Spaceflight Gateway campus and to expand internationally. Company statement⁠2

Sources

  1. FUSE, Seattle Space Superiority Summit (S4) agendaOct 21, 2026 Names the speaker and session. The quotes on this page are our own transcription of the session; no public recording has been posted.
  2. Orbite press release (via Hospitality Net)Dec 5, 2024

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