Seats to Orbit, on a Timetable.
Kepler Lines flies three routes from Pad 3: a stay at the Meridian orbital hotel, a lunar flyby, and a 92 minute sunrise loop. Pick a launch, choose the seat by your window, and board with the pass on your phone.
Drag to turn the globe. Pick a launch on the board to see its climb to orbit.
- Next launch
- KL 101 T minus 2 d 00:00:00
- Parking orbit
- 412 km | 51.6°
- Orbit period
- 92 min
Earth imagery: NASA. Kepler Lines is a made-up company.
Launch Board
Every launch for the next five weeks, with the seats still open. Dates, fares and seats are fictional.
0 launches | Pad 3, Kepler Spaceport | Times are local to the pad
Booking
Five short steps from a launch to a boarding pass. Nothing you type leaves this page.
- 1Fare
- 2Seats
- 3Passengers
- 4Add-ons
- 5Payment
Pick a Launch to Start
Choose any row on the launch board. You can switch launches later and keep your passenger details.
Go to the launch boardYou Are Booked
What This Demo Shows
- A real Earth you can turn. Drag or pinch the globe. Picking a launch turns it to the pad, lights it the way the sun will at lift-off, and draws the climb to orbit.
- A live departures board. Customers filter by destination and see the seats left on each launch before they start.
- Fare classes that mean something. Each class opens a different part of the cabin, and the price changes with it.
- Real seat choice. Customers pick exact seats by mouse, touch or keyboard. Taken seats cannot be picked twice.
- Forms that forgive. Dates typed as 04/12/1990, 1990-04-12 or 12 Apr 1990 all work, and errors say how to fix them.
- A total that never surprises. Add-ons and fees update the price on screen, and the Pay button shows the exact amount.
- Card checks before anything is sent. The number and expiry are checked in the browser. In this demo nothing is sent or charged.
- Tickets people can use. Each passenger gets a pass with a scannable QR code, a countdown to launch, print and download.