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Elon Musk shares his vision of global travel, from New York to Shanghai in 40 minutes, maximum speed to be…
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If this project succeeds, Musk’s Starship could redefine global travel, making fast city-to-city flights the new normal.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk wants to change the way we travel the world. His vision is to launch intercontinental flights that work like rockets, allowing passengers to reach far-flung cities around the world in less than an hour.

According to reports, SpaceX’s ambitious plan revolves around its Starship rocket, a 395-foot stainless steel vehicle. Musk envisions Starship transporting people between major cities in record time. For example, a flight from London to New York could take just 30 minutes, while from New York to Shanghai could be completed in 39 minutes. The rocket would travel just above Earth’s atmosphere, creating a “blink and you’re there” experience.

However, these trips would be very different from typical air travel. Passengers would feel intense G-forces during takeoff and landing and would have to remain restrained during the trip. SpaceX even advised travelers to “tense up” when the rocket re-entered the Earth’s atmosphere.

A video shared by SpaceX shows a futuristic travel experience: Passengers board a boat in New York, head to an offshore launch pad, then fly to Shanghai within minutes. But unlike traditional flights, these rocket trips can lack standard comforts, with no toilets or food on board. Musk suggested passengers take “tactical” bathroom breaks on the boat before boarding.

After Donald Trump’s re-election, Musk hinted that regulatory approvals could accelerate, sparking enthusiasm online. He said his dream of making one-hour intercontinental flights is “now possible”.

If SpaceX’s plans succeed, Musk’s Starship could redefine global travel, making rapid city-to-city flights the new normal.