SpaceX Fairing Recoveries

by scr00chy · Published 2020-03-21 · Updated 2024-05-11

Recovered fairings from Starlink v1-12 (Credit: Stephen Marr)

SpaceX has been working for years towards recovering and reusing payload fairings. Fairing is a two-piece protective shell made of aluminum and carbon composite at the tip of the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets. Its purpose is to protect the payload from acoustic and atmospheric effects during launch. A Falcon fairing is almost 14 meters tall. Due to its size and the materials used, fairing production is time-consuming and costly (SpaceX produces the fairings in-house and the total cost for two fairing halves is 5 or 6 million dollars). So it is no wonder that the company would like to recover the fairings in order to use them repeatedly, just as it does with its rocket boosters.

Each fairing half is equipped with a steerable parafoil and small thrusters which allow the fairings to reenter the atmosphere intact and guide them toward a recovery zone. In the past, they attempted to land on modified ships Ms. Tree and Ms. Chief equipped with large nets. But this method had low success rate, so the fairings now land in the ocean and are then recovered by ships.

This list of fairing recovery attempts recognizes three generations of fairings: v1.0, v2.0 and v2.5. These are unofficial designations and there might actually be fewer or more fairing types. Version 1.0 was used until early 2018 with only one fairing half containing parachutes. Version 2.0 was used for most of 2018, was slightly wider and both of its halves could be recovered. Version 2.5 is the most recent type which added metal thermal protection on the tip of the fairing.

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Changelog:

May 11, 2024 – Added information about the WorldView Legion 1, Starlink 6-54, 6-55, 6-57 and 6-56 fairing recoveries
May 3, 2024 – Added information about the Starlink 6-47, 8-1, 6-48, 6-49, 6-51, 6-52, 6-53, Bandwagon-1, USSF-62 and Galileo L12 fairing recoveries
Apr 7, 2024 – Added information about the Eutelsat 36D, Starlink 6-45 and Starlink 7-18 fairing recoveries
Apr 3, 2024 – Added information about the Starlink 6-44, 7-16, 6-42 and 6-46 fairing recoveries; all 2023 recovery attempts have been moved to a separate page
Mar 16, 2024 – Added information about the Starlink 7-15, 6-39, 6-40, 6-41, 6-43, 7-17 and Transporter-10 fairing recoveries
Feb 24, 2024 – Added information about the PACE, Starlink 7-13, USSF-124, IM-1, Starlink 7-14 and Merah Putih 2 fairing recoveries
Feb 3, 2024 – Added information about the Starlink 7-11, 6-38, 7-12 and Cygnus NG-20 fairing recoveries

2023 Recoveries >>

Legend: YES means the fairing successfully landed in the net. YES means the fairing missed the net but was then recovered from the ocean intact. YES means the fairing was recovered intact after a PLANNED ocean landing. NO means that the fairing wasn’t recovered intact (regardless of planned landing method). ♺ indicates a reused fairing (asterisk means that only one fairing half was reused).

Date (UTC)	Mission	Target(s)	Type	Recovered?	Reused on
2024-05-08	Starlink 6-56	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 670 km downrange. Both fairing halves were probably reused but we don’t know how many times. Doug was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-56 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-56 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-05-06	Starlink 6-57	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 670 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. Bob was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-57 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-57 mission (Credit: Mark Saxby) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-57 mission (Credit: Mark Saxby) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-57 mission (Credit: Mark Saxby) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-57 mission (Credit: Mark Saxby)
2024-05-03	Starlink 6-55	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 670 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. Doug was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral along with fairings from Starlink 6-54. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-55 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-54 and 6-55 missions (Credit: NASA Spaceflight) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-54 and 6-55 missions (Credit: Jerry Pike) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-54 and 6-55 missions (Credit: Jerry Pike) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-54 and 6-55 missions (Credit: Jerry Pike)
2024-05-02	WorldView Legion 1	ocean	v2.5 ♺	UNCLEAR	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Pacific approximately 367 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused. One half was launching for the 16th time and the other for the 13th time. GO Beyond was deployed but it’s unclear whether the fairings were recovered intact or not. Falcon 9 fairing prior to WorldView Legion 1 launch (Credit: SpaceX)
2024-04-29	Starlink 6-54	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 670 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. Doug was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral along with fairings from Starlink 6-55. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-54 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-54 and 6-55 missions (Credit: NASA Spaceflight) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-54 and 6-55 missions (Credit: Jerry Pike) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-54 and 6-55 missions (Credit: Jerry Pike) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-54 and 6-55 missions (Credit: Jerry Pike)
2024-04-28	Galileo L12	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 990 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused, both flying for their 4th time. Bob was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral along with fairings from Starlink 6-53. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Galileo L12 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-53 and Galileo L12 missions (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-04-24	Starlink 6-53	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 670 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. Bob was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral along with fairings from Galileo L12. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-53 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-53 and Galileo L12 missions (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-04-19	Starlink 6-52	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 670 km downrange. Both fairing halves were probably reused but we don’t know how many times. Doug was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-52 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-52 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-04-17	Starlink 6-51	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 675 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. Bob was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-51 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-51 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-04-13	Starlink 6-49	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 681 km downrange. Both fairing halves were probably reused but we don’t know how many times. Doug was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral along with fairings from Bandwagon-1. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-49 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-49 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-49 mission (Credit: Franz Soffner)
2024-04-11	USSF-62	ocean	v2.5 ♺	UNCLEAR	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Pacific approximately 500 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused. The first time they flew was on USSF-52. GO Beyond was deployed but it’s unclear whether the fairings were recovered intact or not. Falcon 9 fairing prior to USSF-62 launch (Credit: Space Systems Command) Falcon 9 fairing prior to USSF-62 launch (Credit: Space Systems Command) Falcon 9 fairing prior to USSF-62 launch (Credit: SpaceX)
2024-04-10	Starlink 6-48	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 676 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. Bob was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-48 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-48 mission (Credit: Jerry Pike)
2024-04-08	Bandwagon-1	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 580 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. Doug was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Bandwagon-1 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Falcon 9 fairing prior to Bandwagon-1 launch (Credit: SpaceX) One of the recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-47 and Bandwagon-1 missions (Credit: NASA Spaceflight) One of the recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-47 and Bandwagon-1 missions (Credit: NASA Spaceflight) One of the recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-47 and Bandwagon-1 missions (Credit: NASA Spaceflight) One of the recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-47 and Bandwagon-1 missions (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-04-07	Starlink 8-1	ocean	v2.5 ♺	UNCLEAR	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Pacific approximately 703 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. GO Beyond was deployed but it’s unclear whether the fairings were recovered intact or not. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 8-1 launch (Credit: SpaceX)
2024-04-05	Starlink 6-47	ocean	v2.5 ♺?	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 670 km downrange. Both fairing halves were probably reused but we don’t know how many times. Doug was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral along with fairings from Bandwagon-1. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-47 launch (Credit: SpaceX) One of the recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-47 and Bandwagon-1 missions (Credit: NASA Spaceflight) One of the recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-47 and Bandwagon-1 missions (Credit: NASA Spaceflight) One of the recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-47 and Bandwagon-1 missions (Credit: NASA Spaceflight) One of the recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-47 and Bandwagon-1 missions (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-04-02	Starlink 7-18	ocean	v2.5 ♺	UNCLEAR	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Pacific approximately 703 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. GO Beyond was deployed but it’s unclear whether the fairings were recovered intact or not. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 7-18 launch (Credit: SpaceX)
2024-03-31	Starlink 6-45	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 670 km downrange. Both fairing halves were probably reused but we don’t know how many times. Doug was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-45 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-45 mission (Credit: @tweetsiphotos) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-45 mission (Credit: @tweetsiphotos)
2024-03-30	Eutelsat 36D	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 770 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused. One half flew for the 5th time and the other for the 9th time. Bob was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Eutelsat 36D launch (Credit: SpaceX) Falcon 9 fairing prior to Eutelsat 36D launch (Credit: SpaceX) Falcon 9 fairing prior to Eutelsat 36D launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Eutelsat 36D mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-03-26	Starlink 6-46	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 685 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. Doug was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-46 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-46 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-46 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-03-24	Starlink 6-42	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 686 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. Bob was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-42 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-42 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-03-19	Starlink 7-16	ocean	v2.5 ♺	UNCLEAR	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Pacific approximately 703 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. GO Beyond was deployed but it’s unclear whether the fairings were recovered intact or not. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 7-16 launch (Credit: SpaceX)
2024-03-16	Starlink 6-44	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 679 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. Doug was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-44 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-44 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-03-11	Starlink 7-17	ocean	v2.5 ♺	UNCLEAR	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Pacific approximately 689 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. GO Beyond was deployed but it’s unclear whether the fairings were recovered intact or not. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 7-17 launch (Credit: SpaceX)
2024-03-10	Starlink 6-43	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 659 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused and previously flew on USSF-124. Bob was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-43 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-43 mission (Credit: Luke Finley) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-43 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-03-05	Starlink 6-41	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 695 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. Doug was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-41 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-41 mission (Credit: Jerry Pike)
2024-03-04	Transporter-10	ocean	v2.5 ♺	UNCLEAR	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Pacific approximately 540 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. GO Beyond was deployed but it’s unclear whether the fairings were recovered intact or not. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Transporter-10 launch (Credit: SpaceX)
2024-02-29	Starlink 6-40	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 700 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. Bob was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-40 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-40 mission (Credit: @MadeOnEarthFou1) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-40 mission (Credit: @MadeOnEarthFou1)
2024-02-25	Starlink 6-39	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 686 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. Doug was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-39 launch (Credit: Greg Scott) Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-39 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-39 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-02-23	Starlink 7-15	ocean	v2.5 ♺	UNCLEAR	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Pacific approximately 693 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. GO Beyond was deployed but it’s unclear whether the fairings were recovered intact or not. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 7-15 launch (Credit: SpaceX)
2024-02-20	Merah Putih 2	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / NO	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 808 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused. One half flew for the 11th time and the other for the 10th time. Bob was deployed for this mission. Only one fairing half was recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Merah Putih 2 launch (Credit: Greg Scott) Recovered fairings from the Merah Putih 2 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-02-15	Starlink 7-14	ocean	v2.5 ♺	UNCLEAR	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Pacific approximately 693 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. GO Beyond was deployed but it’s unclear whether the fairings were recovered intact or not. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 7-14 launch (Credit: SpaceX)
2024-02-15	IM-1	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 580 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. Bob was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Nova-C lander is being encapsulated inside a Falcon 9 fairing before the IM-1 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Falcon 9 fairing prior to IM-1 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the IM-1 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-02-14	USSF-124	ocean	v2.5	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 480 km downrange. Both fairing halves were likely new. Doug recovered both fairing halves from the ocean and brought back to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing in transport prior to the USSF-124 launch (Credit: Nick Stewart) Falcon 9 fairing prior to USSF-124 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Falcon 9 fairing prior to USSF-124 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the USSF-124 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight) Recovered fairings from the USSF-124 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-02-10	Starlink 7-13	ocean	v2.5 ♺	UNCLEAR	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Pacific approximately 693 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused. One half flew for the 14th time, but we don’t have information about the other half. GO Beyond was deployed but it’s unclear whether the fairings were recovered intact or not. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 7-13 launch (Credit: SpaceX)
2024-02-08	PACE	ocean	v2.5	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 475 km downrange. Both fairing halves were new. Bob was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. PACE being encapsulated inside a Falcon 9 fairing before launch (Credit: SpaceX) Falcon 9 fairing prior to PACE launch (Credit: NASA) Falcon 9 fairing prior to PACE launch (Credit: NASA) Falcon 9 fairing prior to PACE launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the PACE mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-01-30	Cygnus NG-20	ocean	v2.5	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 470 km downrange. Both fairing halves were likely new. SpaceX had to install a “Gigadoor” to allow late loading of cargo into Cygnus while on the launch pad. The fairing is still reusable. Doug recovered both fairing halves from the ocean. However, on the way back, the fairings were transferred to Bob. Bob then brought the fairings back to Port Canaveral. Cygnus NG-20 being encapsulated into the Falcon 9 fairing prior to launch (Credit: SpaceX) Cygnus NG-20 being encapsulated into the Falcon 9 fairing prior to launch (Credit: SpaceX) Falcon 9 fairing prior to Cygnus NG-20 launch (Credit: Brandon Berkoff) Recovered fairings from the Cygnus NG-20 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-01-29	Starlink 7-12	ocean	v2.5 ♺	UNCLEAR	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Pacific approximately 642 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. GO Beyond was deployed but it’s unclear whether the fairings were recovered intact or not. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 7-12 launch (Credit: SpaceX)
2024-01-29	Starlink 6-38	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 686 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. Bob was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-38 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-38 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-38 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-01-24	Starlink 7-11	ocean	v2.5 ♺	UNCLEAR	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Pacific approximately 693 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. At least one of them previously flew on the Project 425 F1 mission. GO Beyond was deployed but it’s unclear whether the fairings were recovered intact or not. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 7-11 launch (Credit: SpaceX)
2024-01-15	Starlink 6-37	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 686 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. Doug was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-37 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-37 mission (Credit: Nathan Hiemer) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-37 mission (Credit: Nathan Hiemer) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-37 mission (Credit: Nathan Hiemer)
2024-01-14	Starlink 7-10	ocean	v2.5 ♺?	UNCLEAR	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Pacific approximately 693 km downrange. Both fairing halves were probably reused but it hasn’t been confirmed. GO Beyond was deployed but it’s unclear whether the fairings were recovered intact or not. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 7-10 launch (Credit: SpaceX)
2024-01-07	Starlink 6-35	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 686 km downrange. Both fairing halves were probably reused but it hasn’t been confirmed. Doug was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 6-35 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-35 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight) Recovered fairings from the Starlink 6-35 mission (Credit: Julia Bergeron)
2024-01-03	Ovzon-3	ocean	v2.5 ♺	YES / YES	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Atlantic approximately 528 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused but we don’t know how many times. Bob was deployed for this mission. Both fairing halves were recovered from the ocean and brought to Port Canaveral. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Ovzon-3 launch (Credit: SpaceX) Recovered fairings from the Ovzon-3 mission (Credit: NASA Spaceflight)
2024-01-03	Starlink 7-9	ocean	v2.5 ♺	UNCLEAR	?
» Show details « Landing took place in the Pacific approximately 642 km downrange. Both fairing halves were reused. One half flew for the 9th time and the other for the 11th time. GO Beyond was deployed but it’s unclear whether the fairings were recovered intact or not. Falcon 9 fairing prior to Starlink 7-9 launch (Credit: SpaceX)