Human Spaceflight Training Industry Not vehicle specific Minimal personal safety preflight training required for a space flight experience Training required stresses of spaceflight CFR 4605 Preflight training ID: 811948
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Statement of INDUSTRY
Suborbital
Human Spaceflight Training Industry
Not vehicle specific
Minimal personal safety pre-flight training required for a space flight experience
Training required stresses of spaceflight (CFR 460.5)
Pre-flight training.
Not including
educational-only training
.
Slide2PARTS Details - Customers
Space Experience Customers
Non-flying participants (will take space training but have not purchased a ticket for space flight)
Space Flight Participants
Participants (low to high level of adventurism)
Professional Users (REM, artists, others requiring special training or flight accommodations…)
Crew or
Pilots
Not included in this paper:
Non-Space Experience/Flight Users
Observer
participants
Slide3PARTS Details - Suppliers
Flight Providers
E.g.,
Starfighters
Flight Equipment
Providers & FacilitiesTraining Equipt & ProvidersE.g., Simulators, Software, InstructorsOperational Equip’tHuman Safety EquipmentLife Support SystemsE.g., Spacesuits
Support Services
Travel/Logistics Providers
Test Plan & Materials Support
Development of Flight Training Plans
Courseware Materials
Utilities
EMS
Slide4PARTS Details - Complementors
Flight Providers (human suborbital)
Special Interest Groups (Teachers, Science)
Developers of Space Applications and Utilization
Companies/Government
that need to fly in space for product developmentE.g., medical device companiesSpace Excitement Boosters (SEBs)Government flight programsIncrease Public Awareness of Space FlightPR, Mass Media, Impressions of flight experiencesRelated-Merchandise ProvidersEdutainment Simulators
Slide5PARTS Details - Competitors
Government Organizations
Domestic: NASA, FAA CAMI, Military
International: Star City/Russia, ESA
XTREME/Adventure Training
Flight Providers
Slide6Suborbital Human Spaceflight Training Industry
PLAYERS - Value Net
SUBORBITAL HUMAN SPACEFLIGHT TRAINING INDUSTRY
Pre-Flight
Training, including Simulators, Aircraft and Equipment/Hardware training.
CUSTOMERS
Space
Experience Customers
Space Flight
Participants
Crew, Pilots
SUPPLIERS
Flight Providers
Flight
Equipment Providers & FacilitiesSupport Services
COMPLEMENTORSFlight Providers Special Interest GroupsDevelopers of Space Applications and UtilizationSpace Excitement Boosters
COMPETITORSFlight ProvidersGovernment Organizations XTREME/Adventure Training
Slide7Suborbital Human Spaceflight Training Industry
Added Value
Performance and experience enhancement
Reduced anxiety
Enhanced safety
Expectation managementIncreased familiarity with environment, spacecraft, etc.Optimized time usageCustomers, suppliers, complementorsOutreach/market expansionSEB™Customer feedback and overall product expansion (training improvements)Suppliers, competitors, complementors, customers
Suppliers’ prosperity
Suppliers
Medical evaluations
Improved knowledge of aerospace medicine
Metrics
Customers, suppliers, complementors
Increased
public approvalReduced litigationOperational stability for overall space industrySuppliers, complementors, competitorsRisk mitigationProtecting individual’s value (insurance)Customers, suppliers, complementors, competitors
Job creationSuppliers, complementors, competitorsInnovation from lead usersCustomers, suppliers, complementors, competitors
Slide8Suborbital Human Spaceflight Training Industry
Rules
Safety/training
FAA
Regulation 460.5
Class 3 MedicalWaivers, release of liabilityRight of refusalSafety disclosure to flight providersCustomer code of conductEmergence of industry training associationCertification
Standard
training requirements
Provider differentiation
Government regulations
Legal/safety guidelines
ITAR/foreign nationals
Protection
of sensitive informationNDAs, proprietary informationSuppliers (i.e. flight profiles)Customers (i.e. medical information)Standard rules of businessEthics
ContractingLegal
Slide9Suborbital Human Spaceflight Training Industry
Tactics
Current perceptions
Space is space (i.e. suborbital vs. orbital)
Space is dangerous
Flight providers: “anyone can fly”Space is cool“No big deal” (i.e. it’s like a roller coaster)Survival of industrySafer, not safeIncreased safety protects related industries (i.e. flight providers)Encourage, facilitate, and promote
Marketing
Better flight experience with training
Not safe to fly without training; not so unsafe to avoid flying
Still adventurous even with training
User flexibility
“Astronaut training”
Nothing can replace the experience of space
Governments don’t provide preparation for actual suborbital flight
Government training is inaccessible (i.e. foreign nationals,
etc
)Tailored marketing (i.e. early adopter vs. early majority, thrill-seekers vs. Avg Joe, etc)
Slide10Suborbital Human Spaceflight Training Industry
Scope
Product Research & Development
Personal Safety (e.g. harnesses, suits, etc.)
Health/Pharmaceutical (e.g. microgravity drugs, body monitors, etc.)
Spaceflight/Aviation (e.g. hardware, software, form-fit-function, etc.)Technology (etc.)Market ExpansionAdventure/Exploration (e.g. space diving, GoPro-like sports, etc.)Travel/Tourism (e.g. hotels, flights, merchandise, etc.)Entertainment (e.g. media, film, television, theme parks, etc.)Direct/indirect economic benefits (e.g. hotel construction, etc.)
Insurance (e.g. space coverage, etc.)
Government
Civil (domestic/international)
Military
Regulatory
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Slide12PARTS Details - Industry Members
Scope of this paper:
Pre-Flight Training
Simulators
Aircraft
Equipment/Hardware TrainingNot to be addressed in this paper:Educational-Only TrainingUniversitiesMembership GroupsAerospace Medicine TrainingResearch Training
Slide13Statement of INDUSTRY
What is the set of training that is needed to satisfy the safety requirements and doesn’t stifle the industry.
Prepare and protect suborbital spaceflight
travellers
.
Slide14PARTS Details - Complementors
Space Adventures
Virgin Galactic
XCOR
Armadillo
Slide15PARTS Details - Part 1
Complementors
Competitors
Suppliers
Customers
Everyday Joe SchmoeAdventure Clientele
Slide16PARTS Details - Industry Members
CURRENT
NASTAR
Survival System -USA
Zero-G
Star FightersNova SpaceStar City, RussiaAuroraNASAFAA CAMIFUTUREVirgin Galactic
Slide17Suborbital Human Spaceflight Training Industry
Added Value
What is the set of training that is needed to satisfy the safety requirements and doesn’t stifle the industry.
Prepare and protect suborbital spaceflight
travellers
.