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Raising capital to expand zero gravity flight offerings and support growth initiatives in the space tourism industry.

• Mission: Zero Gravity Corporation (Zero-G) seeks to democratize access to space experiences by offering FAA-approved zero gravity flights, enabling participants to experience true weightlessness in a safe and controlled environment.  
• Experience: As the only FAA-certified provider of zero gravity flights in the U.S., Zero-G uses a specially modified Boeing 727 (G-Force One) to perform parabolic maneuvers, providing short periods of weightlessness for passengers.  
• Market Leadership: With over 20 years of experience, more than 850 flights, and over 22,000 customers served, Zero-G has established itself as a leader in the growing space tourism industry.  
• Strategic Goals: The funds raised will be used to expand flight offerings, support operational expenses, and acquire additional aircraft. This will enable Zero-G to serve a broader audience, including educational groups, research institutions, and private customers.  
• Industry Collaborations: Zero-G works with government agencies, research organizations (such as NASA), and entertainment sectors, supporting initiatives in astronaut training, scientific research, and space exploration.  
• Growth Strategy: Zero-G aims to capitalize on the increasing public interest in space exploration, driven by commercial ventures, and expand the accessibility of its services through strategic repositioning.  
• Investor Opportunity: By investing in Zero-G, stakeholders can help shape the future of human spaceflight, contributing to the development of innovative aerospace technologies and expanding the potential of space tourism.

Zero Gravity Corporation, the only FAA-approved provider of zero gravity flights, is seeking to raise capital to facilitate its strategic repositioning and support its growth initiatives. With over 20 years of experience and a perfect safety record, Zero-G has conducted more than 850 flights and served over 22,000 flyers, establishing itself as a leader in the space tourism industry.

The funds raised will be utilized to fulfill financial obligations, support operational expenses, and source additional aircraft to expand its flight offerings. Zero-G provides a unique experience that allows participants to experience true weightlessness, making it accessible to a broader audience.

The company collaborates with various sectors, including government, research, and entertainment, and aims to capitalize on the growing interest in space exploration driven by commercial ventures. This fundraising effort is part of Zero-G’s mission to democratize access to space experiences and support the development of innovative technologies in the aerospace sector.

By investing in Zero-G, stakeholders can play a role in expanding the possibilities of human spaceflight and contribute to the next wave of advancements in the space industry.

Company Info

Zero-G offers FAA-certified zero gravity flights for astronaut training, research, and public enjoyment.

Zero-G is a provider of zero gravity flights, offering experiences for astronaut training, scientific research, and public enjoyment. Operating from a specially modified Boeing 727 aircraft known as G-Force One, Zero-G conducts parabolic maneuvers that create short periods of weightlessness, allowing passengers to experience true zero gravity. The company is the only FAA-certified provider of such flights in the United States, maintaining a strong safety record with over 850 flights and 22,000 guests served. In addition to public flights, Zero-G offers private charters for various events and collaborates with NASA for research missions. Passengers can book flights with minimum investments starting at $100, and the experience includes pre-flight preparations, safety briefings, and a celebratory event post-flight. Zero-G aims to make the experience of weightlessness accessible to a broader audience, including students and educators, while also supporting research initiatives in the aerospace sector.