Point-to-Point
Earth Travel
We are shrinking the planet. By leveraging reusable suborbital architecture, we turn long-haul flights into commutes.
Redefining Distance via
Ballistic Trajectories
Point-to-point spaceflight uses suborbital trajectories to travel between distant locations on Earth. By briefly exiting the dense atmosphere, vehicles can travel at Mach 20+, significantly reducing travel time.
This capability becomes possible only after reusable launch systems demonstrate consistent safety, precision guidance, and rapid reusability.
Flight Profile Specs
- Suborbital ballistic trajectory (Apogee > 100km)
- Microgravity exposure (~5-8 mins)
- High-G atmospheric re-entry
- Precision landing (< 5m accuracy)
- 100% Reusable architecture
Conceptual Corridors
Targeted high-traffic routes enabling same-day returns for global business.
* DISCLAIMER: Point-to-point Earth travel is a long-term, exploratory capability. Routes, durations, and trajectories shown are illustrative simulations based on theoretical engine performance and do not represent currently operational commercial services.
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