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Blue Origin’s Paying Customers Say Space A ‘Privilege’ For Pioneers

Blue Origin’s second successful crewed flight also included its first two paying customers. Fee-paying astronauts Chris Boshuizen and Glen de Vries spoke to Bloomberg’s Ed Ludlow about their customer experience from booking their seats to touch down. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Blue Origin’s second successful crewed flight also included its first two paying customers. Fee-paying astronauts Chris Boshuizen and Glen de Vries spoke to Bloomberg’s Ed Ludlow about their customer experience from booking their seats to touch down. (Source: Bloomberg)

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