Pete Davidson is heading into space

The “Saturday Night Live” actor will be one of six passengers aboard Jeff Bezos’ space travel business Blue Origin’s next launch, the company revealed Monday.

The launch date is set on March 23, and Davidson will be the third celebrity to fly with Blue Origin.

In October, William Shatner took out from West Texas on a 10-minute flight that took him to a height of nearly 66 miles above Earth.

In December, former NFL great and “Good Morning America” co-host Michael Strahan joined astronaut Alan Shepard’s daughter on Blue Origin’s second passenger mission. Last July, Amazon’s founder, Jeff Bezos, embarked on the company’s first passenger trip.

CEO and investor Marty Allen, Sharon and Marc Hagle, teacher and entrepreneur Jim Kitchen, and George Nield, a former NASA manager who has worked to promote commercial spaceflight, are among the other passengers on next week’s voyage.

Marc Hagle is the CEO of Tricor International, a commercial and residential real estate firm. Sharon Hagle, his wife, launched SpaceKids Global, a non-profit dedicated to inspire youngsters to pursue careers in space.

Passengers on Blue Origin flights experience weightlessness for a few minutes before the capsule parachutes and settles in the West Texas desert.

The ticket price for paying clients has not been revealed by the corporation.

Davidson, who is presently dating reality star Kim Kardashian, created and acted in “The King of Staten Island,” a semi-autobiographical film that was released in 2020.