Commercial spaceflight · From Cornwall, UK
Your seat to orbit is waiting.
Eleven days. Four crew-members. One extraordinary view. Orbit One flies private passengers to Aurora Station – and back home again.
- 408 km
- orbital altitude
- 28,000
- km/h at orbit
- 16
- sunrises a day
The journey
From launchpad to Vesper in eleven days.
- T – 8 minLaunchNine engines, 3 g, and the sky turns black.
- Day 1Docking with AuroraA six-hour rendezvous, then your first night in zero gravity.
- Days 2–10Life in orbitSpacewalk simulator, science experiments and the Vesper fly-past.
- Day 11Re-entry & splashdownParachutes over the Atlantic, home in time for tea.
Aurora Station
A hotel with the best view in the solar system.
Aurora's rotating ring creates gentle gravity, so you can sleep, eat and shower almost like at home – with a 360° observation deck for company.
Private cabins
with a window to Earth
Chef-prepared food
hot meals every day
Observation deck
6-metre glass dome
Live connection
message home
Destinations & training
Choose how far you want to go.
3 hours
Edge of space
A suborbital hop to 100 km – see the curve of Earth and four minutes of weightlessness.
from £320,000
11 days
Orbit & Aurora
Our flagship journey: launch, a week aboard the station and a Pacific splashdown.
from £4.2m
9 days
Lunar fly-by
Loop around the Moon and look back at a tiny blue Earth. Two seats a year.
from £48m
Every passenger completes a 12-week programme: centrifuge, parabolic flights, survival and mission rehearsal.
The next window opens March 2027.
Seats are limited to four per flight. A refundable £25,000 deposit holds your place while we complete your medical.
Mission control: Goonhilly Down, Cornwall · reservations@orbitone.space