The HALO Space test flight program, designed by an expert engineering team, ensures the highest safety standards for stratospheric flights. Spanning over 20 flights through 2026, five tests have already validated critical systems, gathering valuable data.

Halo Space is not a traditional company. At HALO Space, we’ve built a unique ecosystem comprising three key groups: our core team, including aerospace specialists and other industry experts; key industry partners; and a distinguished Board of Advisors.

An Unforgettable Journey to Near Space. HALO Space invites you to embark on a unique adventure from the heart of the Saudi Arabian desert. Our helium-filled balloon gently lifts a luxurious capsule, offering swivel seats, giant windows, and a taste of fine dining.

With an relentless commitment to safety and innovation, HALO Space has already completed five successful test flights—one in India in 2022 and four in California in 2023—each designed to validate the critical systems and technologies required for safe and reliable stratospheric travel.

HALO Space is using helium to create a gentler, emission-free ride to Near Space, drifting up to about 35 kilometers above Earth. Unlike traditional rockets, which burn hydrocarbons and emit greenhouse gasses across multiple atmospheric layers, HALO’s tech uses helium to rise—no fuel burning, no toxic emissions.

Embark on a transformative journey with HALO Space, where no special training is required. Indulge in a 6-hour stratospheric voyage aboard our state-of-the-art spacecraft, where luxury meets the Edge of Space. Ascend to 35 km altitude and marvel at breathtaking, panoramic views through expansive windows.

HALO Space aims to take thousands of passengers to Near Space by 2030, embracing a proactive approach to compliance. By anticipating regulatory shifts, HALO is setting new benchmarks for safety and sustainability.

Our first commercial flights are set to begin in 2026, with HALO Space offering year-round operations thereafter. Since December 2022, we’ve successfully conducted five test flights, and we’re on track for our first manned test flight in 2025.

At HALO Space, stratospheric travel is designed to bring the transformative potential of the Overview Effect to more people. Unlike traditional space tourism, which costs millions, HALO offers a zero-emission helium balloon experience for around $150,000.

HALO Space aims to democratize this experience by designing its spacecraft to accommodate individuals with diverse physical capabilities, moving beyond the exclusivity of traditional space travel. Tickets for HALO Space’s trips, anticipated to start in 2026, are priced at $165,000 per person—$300,000 less than the most affordable suborbital ...