Space Perspective, a Richard Branson-backed startup that wants to take tourists to the stratosphere in a balloon, furloughed almost all of its workforce late last year after running low on cash.

Click here for that follow-up story.) Space Perspective, the Titusville balloon-tourism company that hopes to someday lift passengers 100,000 feet above Earth inside luxurious pressurized capsules ...

In fact, the same type of balloon technology has ... image to be found on the Space Perspective website. That of the space lounge in which passengers travel. The cushy, upscale lounge looks ...

The future of the giant balloon that planned to take people ... Records show that Space Perspective owes $90,295 in unpaid rent to Titusville-Cocoa Airport Authority which oversees the Space ...

With expenses piling up, outsourcing firm BruntWork shares insights on how outsourcing might help cut costs and keep ...

Space Perspective is the company that first told us in 2020 about its plans to fly customers to see the Earth and space from the stratosphere on a luxury balloon ... that while a tourism company ...

Sabbatical.Travel has partnered with Zephalto to combine stratospheric balloon flights with transformational coaching ...

Space Perspective officials said they planned to add 240 jobs by 2026 and invest more than $38 million tied to its planned space travel experiences. Space Perspective executives could not be ...

The white fabric hangar was built for workers to craft enormous polyethylene balloons ... tourism" voyages featuring Wi-Fi, food, cocktail service and a restroom. Jan. 16 story:Space Perspective ...

Space Perspective, the Titusville balloon-tourism company that hopes to someday lift passengers 100,000 feet above Earth inside luxurious pressurized capsules, owes $90,295 in unpaid base rent for its ...

The white fabric hangar was built for workers to craft enormous polyethylene balloons ... per seat on six-hour "space tourism" voyages featuring Wi-Fi, food, cocktail service and a restroom. Jan. 16 ...