SPACE ACCESS is planning to revolutionize the tourism industry by introducing affordable
space travel made possible through its advanced enabling technologies.

  Beginning Thursday, December 20, guests can sign up on the company’s
website, http://www.spaceaccess.com, on a first-come, first-serve basis for a
limited number of “SpaceGateWay(TM) Experiences” that will take place Jan
6-11, 2008 at Florida’s most exclusive private resort community in Key
Largo, FL.

  Through the SpaceGateWay(TM) Experience, SPACE ACCESS(R) plans to offer
hundreds of thousands of people the chance of a lifetime—to take part in
the development of the world’s first commercial hypersonic(1) vehicles.
During the development phase beginning on January 6, guests will interact
directly with SPACE ACCESS(R) personnel, learn about the enabling
technologies, and see how SPACE ACCESS(R) will change their view of the
world.

  In 2011, suborbital flights are planned to take customers to the edge
of space and SPACE ACCESS(R) will begin development of an even more capable
vehicle designed to carry passengers all the way to orbit. By 2014, planned
orbital flights will carry passengers to low earth orbit (LEO), allowing
them to circle the earth once every 90 minutes.

  “Space tourism is currently available to only a few ultra-high net
worth individuals,” said SPACE ACCESS(R) president, Stephen G Wurst.
“Competitors are advertising suborbital flights for around $200,000
beginning in 2009 and orbital flights are available on a limited basis for
about $25 million. SPACE ACCESS(R), however, will provide suborbital
flights to space for about the cost of an ocean cruise,” he added. Orbital
flights should be available for roughly the price of chartering a small
business jet. Such affordable pricing will completely change the dynamics
of space tourism.

  Over the past 13 years, SPACE ACCESS(R) has developed the use of
hydrogen- fueled ramjet propulsion system, structural and thermal
protection materials, and innovative aerodynamic design that allow a
completely different approach to space travel. These technologies have
resulted in the award of 26 patents, with 9 additional patents pending.
Further emphasizing safety, SPACE ACCESS(R) is developing its space flight
hardware to meet stringent Aerospace Worthiness Standards generated in
collaboration with the FAA and NASA.

  Competing large, rocket-powered, vertically-launched, expendable space
vehicles will essentially become obsolete, as they can consume as much as
600,000 pounds of fuel per paying customer launched into orbit, the total
“cost” being equivalent to “throwing away” a fully loaded and fully fueled
Jumbo-Jet for each customer.

  By contrast, the SPACE ACCESS(R) reusable launch system will take off
and land horizontally using a conventional runway, consuming just 35,000
pounds of fuel per customer launched into orbit, equivalent to that of a
business jet. The difference in operating cost, system reliability and
vehicle performance is revolutionary.
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