Spacejet today announced a temporary pause on its highly anticipated *Passage to Jupiter* program following the detection of unusual asteroid activity in the outer asteroid belt.
August 25, 2025 – Houston, TX — Spacejet today announced a temporary pause on its highly anticipated *Passage to Jupiter* program following the detection of unusual asteroid activity in the outer asteroid belt. The decision reflects the company’s long-standing commitment to passenger safety and mission reliability across all destinations in the solar system.
Recent monitoring by Spacejet’s Deep Space Navigation Division identified irregular movements among several asteroid clusters intersecting the planned Jupiter flight corridor. While the activity presents no immediate danger, the company has chosen to reschedule upcoming voyages until enhanced mapping and rerouting procedures are completed.
“Safety is at the heart of everything we do,” said Kevin Spacely, Chief Executive Officer of Spacejet. “Jupiter will remain a destination of wonder and exploration for our passengers, and we will resume flights once we are fully confident in the stability of the route. This decision ensures not just a groundbreaking journey, but a safe one.”
Passengers currently booked on Jupiter voyages will be offered the option to rebook for later dates or to enjoy alternate destinations such as Saturn’s Rings Experience or the Titan Exploration Camp. All ticket holders are being contacted directly by Spacejet’s customer care team.
Spacejet is collaborating closely with international space agencies and asteroid research organizations to track, analyze, and forecast the unusual movements. The company expects to announce revised departure schedules in early 2026.
“Exploration always comes with the unexpected,” added Kevin Spacely. “But with our technology and partners, we will not only overcome these challenges — we’ll turn them into opportunities for deeper scientific discovery.”
