Virgin Galactic has flagged a flight window will open from 8 September 2023 for the third commercial spaceflight. If successful, it will be Virgin Galactic’s fourth spaceflight in four months.

Virgin Galactic has revealed the identity of the first three private passengers it plans to take aboard spaceflight ‘Galactic 02’ in early August 2023.

Virgin Galactic has earmarked a flight window opening from 10 August 2023 for its first private passenger spaceflight, dubbed ‘Galactic 02’. The publically-listed aerospace firm of the Virgin Empire says the flight window early next month “continues the Company’s regular cadence of spaceflights”.

Virgin Galactic completed its inaugural commercial spaceflight, dubbed ‘Galactic 01,’ on Thursday morning, local time from Spaceport America, New Mexico.

Virgin Galactic has confirmed the start of commercial spaceline operations. The first commercial spaceflight, ‘Galactic 01,’ is planned to fly between 27-30 June, 2023. The second commercial spaceflight, ‘Galactic 02,’ will follow in early August 2023, with monthly spaceflights expected thereafter, the listed company said.

Virgin Galactic successfully completed its latest test mission to space with a full crew from Spaceport America on Thursday (US time), as had been scheduled last week.

Virgin Galactic’s maiden commercial service – earmarked to operate next month – has been given the rather non-original flight name of ‘Galactic 01’.

Virgin Galactic has edged closer again to commencing commercial operations, yesterday [26 April 2023] performing a glide flight of VSS Unity from Spaceport America.

Virgin Galactic’s CEO Michael Colglazier says the company’s highly-anticipated and long-awaited vision of taking passengers into space is on schedule for lift-off in the near future.

Virgin Galactic has revealed further partners who will be involved in the development of the new Delta class spaceships.

Virgin Galactic hosted a new 3-day, annual event for its Future Astronaut Community earlier this month in Wyoming’s Sierra Madre mountains in the United States.

Virtuoso travel advisors no longer need to be Accredited Space Agents in order to sell seats on Virgin Galactic under a recently reignited agreement between the global luxury travel network and the aerospace company.