Io.is one of Jupites four largest moons at a radius of over 1,815 miles across. Io, like most of its sisters moons, is slowly drifting further away from its current orbit of 427 miles from Jupiter, but will still maintain a soled over heated core based surface which can support a high temperature Blue Ridge Nebula Airlines VTOL operation.
Io is one of the most active moons of our solar system and contains volcanically active, molten eruptions of sulfur dioxide ejections that clime well over 190 miles above its surfaces. Io’s eruptions cause fresh molten lava to flow over its slight cratered surface, which act to fill in the crevasses and smooth things out from time to time.
The flight features a FAA AST certified carpeted cabin environments which supports a combination of nitrogen and oxygen supplied atmosphere of around 14.7 psid, gravity based hygiene maintenance areas, such as lavatories as well as passenger safety / recreation jettison pods as well as opportunity to dock with the BRNS Delta Hotels rotating spacestations.
