The organization has proposed several destinations for tourist flights, including trips to the ISS, the Moon and Mars.
The main vehicle for commercial flights to orbit and the ISS will be the space shuttle Dragon Capsule, which will be launched by the Falcon 9 launch vehicle.
It is planned to carry out flights to more distant space objects such as the Moon and Mars with the Starship spacecraft.
The duration of the tour to low Earth orbit varies from three to six days, and the journey to the ISS will take 10 days. A maximum of 12 tourists can be accommodated on each flight.
Details on the cost of the flights have not yet been released. It is known that NASA previously paid SpaceX approximately $55 million for a seat in the Dragon Capsule.
SpaceX may have to review its prices due to competition from companies offering more affordable prices, such as Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic.
Source: Ferra
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