World View sets the standard for stratospheric exploration via high-altitude balloons. Offering remote sensing, C4ISR and asset monitoring via stratospheric balloons, along with future space tourism and research and education offerings.

Arizona-based World View Enterprises has broken its previous record for the longest duration for its high-altitude balloon system, the Stratollite®. The platform stayed in the air for 32 days on its latest test flight, double its previous duration record, …

Access World View's press release archive and highlighted media mentions as World View seeks to pioneer stratospheric exploration and discovery across remote sensing, space tourism and research and education missions.

PRESS RELEASE - World View, the leading stratospheric ballooning company, today announced an expansion of services that includes the global launch of the first-of-its-kind, edge-of-space experience. The World View space tourism experience is the most affordable, longest duration and most accessible space experience on Earth.

World View Enterprises is developing a balloon-based system that will carry people to the stratosphere, with the first commercial flights targeted for early 2024, the Arizona-based company announced today (Oct. 4).

Our exploration of the stratosphere is guided by more than patented flight technologies. Charted by more than the innovations that have earned us the trust of NASA, global enterprises, departments of defense and the broader scientific community. ‍ World View is guided by a mission to elevate humankind’s visions for the future. To inspire ...

World View, the space technology company, announced in a press release in February 2019 that Ryan Hartman has been appointed as the company's new CEO. Hartman has a strong background in the space industry and experience in business strategy, innovation, and …

World View will operate the Pima County-owned Spaceport Tucson, Arizona’s first launch pad dedicated to space endeavors. As a public asset, the Spaceport will serve to draw other businesses to the area, and will be available for use by other companies in Arizona.

World View, a space balloon start-up based in Arizona, has sold 1,000 tickets for flights to the edge of space as early as 2024. The company uses helium-filled balloons to lift passengers to 23 miles above the Earth, offering views of the curvature of the planet and the starry sky above.

World View, a stratospheric exploration company, has released the first-ever remote sensing imagery captured from its high-altitude Stratollite® vehicle. The images, taken from altitudes ranging between 65,000 and 75,000 feet, demonstrate sub-meter resolution capability.