It is being reported the vehicle reached a maximum altitude of 89.9km.
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Originally Posted by Businessinsider
Virgin Galactic’s first passenger wasn’t a tourist who bought a $US250,000 ticket, though – it was Beth Moses, the company’s chief astronaut instructor, who tested the passenger cabin and experienced several minutes of weightlessness inside. The company says Moses is the first woman to fly aboard a commercial spaceship.
“The crew enjoyed extraordinary views of Earth from the black skies of space and, during several minutes of weightlessness … Beth floated free to complete a number of cabin evaluation test points,” Virgin Galactic said in a press release. “The human validation of data previously collected via sensors, and the live testing of other physical elements of the cabin interior, are fundamental to the provision of a safe but enjoyable customer experience.”
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8 minute video interview with Virgin Galactic crew after the flight :-
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2019/02/2...stronauts.html
Story at Business Insider :-
https://www.businessinsider.com.au/v...19-2?r=US&IR=T