The first customer buyer of Blue Origin is the youngest to fly into space

Blue Origin’s The best in the market may not make the company fly for the first time, but there will be another substitute. Jeff Bezos’s company has it revealed that the first pilot to pay for a New Shepard rocket and 18-year-old Oliver Daemen would be the last person to visit space. This is a little trivial when one of the passengers is 82 years old Wally Funk, who will be the greatest on the trip.

The flight was still scheduled for July 20. The market winner still wants to remain anonymous, but has taken the Blue Origin tour afterwards for “dispute resolution.”

It is not clear how much Daemen paid for the trip, but it is probably not less. Oliver’s father is Joes Daemen, CEO of hedge fund Somerset Capital Partners. While he didn’t have to pay $ 28 million in the market, the final price was enough to keep some wealthy customers out of the way.

This opening doesn’t have as much impact as it does Flightless Virgin Galactic Flight. However, it is still a history over the years of some of the riders. The tour will include a fair customer service. It could also be the first aircraft of this type to enter the atmosphere. Although the Virgin’s height was limited to the Kármán (62 miles) line of space, Blue Origin wants to say that it must cross this symbolic barrier. Think of the July 20 trip developing a secret competition that will never end soon.