To receive announcements and news of updates by email, subscribe to the sf-announce mailing list.

Join the sf-discuss mailing list to ask questions and talk about space tourism, vehicles, power, and habitats.

More Info Mailing Lists
28 June 2008
Space Future gets a face lift - every page has been updated with a new look, improved navigation, contextual side bars, and many other tweaks. The Space Future Journal now lets you filter more easily by category or topic, as well as by author. You can also resize an entire page by increasing or decreasing the font size. We're not quite done yet, so please let us know what you think!
14 April 2008
Added "Flight Mechanics of Manned Sub-Orbital Reusable Launch Vehicles with Recommendations for Launch and Recovery" to the archive.
31 March 2008
Updated the Space Future Journal RSS feed with expanded content.
23 March 2008
Added "Economic Benefits of Space Tourism to Europe" to the archive.
21 March 2008
Updated the Logo!

More What's New Subscribe Updates by Email

There are currently 210 documents in the archive.

Bibliography Archives List Library Listing

Subscribe to site news and journal updates:

Simplified pages for browsing on the go:

sf-discuss

Virgin Atlantic Frequent Flyer Miles Good for Space Travel


From Mark Reiff <markreiff@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date Tue, 06 Dec 2005 22:23:13 -0600

FYI,

"Frequent Flyer Miles Good for Space Travel"
SPACE.com
http://news.yahoo.com/s/space/20051206/sc_space/frequentflyermilesgoodforspacetravel

: Frequent flyer miles will for the first time be good beyond this
: planet, based on a new offering from Virgin Atlantic airways and
: its space-related sister company Virgin Galactic.

: Flying Club members will be able to convert their regular miles
: into space miles. To get to space, members will need to log
: 2 million miles down here.

: "A journey into space seems like a distant dream for many but this
: deal makes it more even more achievable for our frequent travelers
: to become astronauts," said Sir Richard Branson, chairman of Virgin
: Atlantic and Virgin Galactic. "We expect the first Virgin Galactic
: space flight to take place in 2008 which gives our Flying Club
: members time to save up all their miles."

: Virgin Galactic commercial flights are expected to cost $200,000
: initially but the company expect prices to fall over time.

: Virgin Galactic will own and operate privately built spaceships,
: modeled on the history-making SpaceShipOne craft, which won the
: Ansari X-prize for repeat trips to space by a privately built
: craft.

: American Express, in partnership with space tourism firm Space
: Adventures, previously made a similar offering for card users who
: register for the special program and then save 20 million points.

--
Mark Reiff <markreiff@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

--
Space Future        | To unsubscribe send email with the subject "unsubscribe"
www.spacefuture.com | to "sf-discuss-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx".


Please send comments, critiques and queries to feedback@spacefuture.com.
All material copyright Space Future Consulting except as noted.