✈️ Aviation and Space Tourism

Would you switch from a suborbital joyride to a full orbital stay if prices dropped?

Are electric planes actually greener, or just a marketing gimmick for guilty flyers?

Does Virgin Galactic's "space tourism" actually deliver an experience, or is it a $450,000 photo op?

Are SpaceX flights worth the risk now that space tourism is mainstream?

Are suborbital flights a real step toward space travel, or a marketing gimmick to sell tickets?

Do you actually need a pilot’s license to appreciate aviation, or does that gatekeeping kill the fun?

What's your take on budget-friendly aviation alternatives like SpaceX vs. Blue Origin for a regular bloke?

What’s your take on space tourism: is it a genuine bucket-list item or a massive waste of cash?

Would you switch from a luxury private jet to space tourism if emissions were offset?

Are frequent flyers cutting back on air travel due to hidden carbon taxes?

SpaceX vs Blue Origin — which offers a better passenger experience for the money?

How do you even start planning a trip to space without being a millionaire?

With AI handling flight systems, do you still trust human pilots?

Is a $450,000 ticket on SpaceX’s Starship actually worth the price tag?

Would you ever trust a fully autonomous plane for a long-haul flight?

Has the high cost of space travel made you reconsider a Virgin Galactic ticket?

How do you justify the environmental cost of flying private jets for space hops?

Should aviation enthusiasts stop gatekeeping flight knowledge, or is expertise the only thing keeping the industry safe?

Does paying for a first-class plane ticket actually get you anything better, or are you just subsidizing someone else’s fare?

Is a suborbital flight worth it with AI-powered safety changes?