An 80-year-old Agra-born adventurer-cum-bizzanesman, Arvinder ‘Arvi’ Singh Bahl on Sunday, along with five other crew members, riding on the edge of the space on the NS-34 mission of Blue Origin, along with five other crew members. The suborobital flight picked up IST from the company’s launch site One at 6:00 pm in West Texas, marking another milestone in a private human spaceflight.Bahl Blue was part of Origin’s 14th human flight, which was in suborbital space. The 11-minute flight carried a six-member crew into a carroman line-internationally recognized border that distinguishes the Earth’s atmosphere from the space. Bahl was accompanied by Tech Entrepreneur Justin Sun, Turkish businessman Gokhan Erdame, Puerto Rican meteorologist Debora Martorel, British teacher Lionel Pitchford and Venture Capitalist JD Russell.Describing Bahl, Jeff Bezos -owned Blue Origin wrote, “Arvi is a real estate investor that has been born in Agra, India, and is now a natural American citizen. A lifetime traveler and courageous, Arvi has visited the world, north and south poles, and every country of Skydives Mount Earth and Giamids.” The 80 -year -old has a license for a private pilot and also flies the helicopter.India -born adventurer Beverly, live in Massachusetts and is a natural American citizen since 1979.Growing up near the Taj Mahal -Bahl joined the National Defense Academy in 1962, but left due to a polo accident, which led to partially hearing loss. Later, he worked on a Scottish-owned tea plantation in Darjeeling for almost four years. By 1970, he entered the apparel construction business near Delhi. He later moved to America.In addition to the establishment of Bahl Properties – a real estate company he has led since 1975, Bahl has created successful undertakings in fashion, sports and hospitality in the last 45 years. He recently planned to write his first book, tireless travelers, and write many more travel books.
