Would you like to take a flight into space?

Today, Blue Origin is set to launch its first all-female crew into space—a historic milestone in commercial spaceflight.

The six women aboard the New Shepard NS-31 mission are:

• Katy Perry – Pop superstar and advocate for STEM education.

• Lauren Sánchez – Journalist, pilot, and vice chair of the Bezos Earth Fund.​

• Gayle King – Veteran TV host and journalist.​

• Amanda Nguyen – Civil rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize nominee.​

• Aisha Bowe – Former NASA aerospace engineer and founder of STEMBoard.​

• Kerianne Flynn – Film producer known for socially conscious storytelling. ​

The 11-minute suborbital flight will launch from West Texas, reaching approximately 62 miles above Earth. This mission marks the first all-female spaceflight since Valentina Tereshkova’s solo journey in 1963. ​

As these pioneering women prepare for liftoff, it prompts the question: Would you take a flight into space?

With commercial space travel becoming increasingly accessible, the dream of experiencing space is no longer limited to professional astronauts. This mission not only celebrates female representation in space but also symbolises the broader possibilities now available to civilians.​

So, would you say yes if given the chance to board a spacecraft, rocket through the atmosphere, and see the planet from above?

The countdown is on. The future is here. And it just might have your name on a seat.