SpaceX Launch Manifest

• The information on this page is based on unofficial sources and are subject to change. They should be considered NET dates (“No Earlier Than”) and not firm launch dates.
• Dates are in UTC
• Clicking the date leads to the source of that information
• This list might be incomplete

Note: You can find the list of past SpaceX launches here

Changelog:

• September 13 – SAOCOM 1B moved up a month; JCSAT-18/Kacific-1 still planned for November 2019
• September 9 – Added two new O3b missions
• August 30 – Added two new Starlink launches
• August 29 – DM-2 delayed by two weeks (it’s a placeholder date, though); SpaceX SmallSat Program SSO missions will happen sooner and more often (only listing the first 3 for now); Starlink missions will be launching about once a month (only listing the next two for now)
• August 27 – JCSAT-18/Kacific-1 slipped into 2020
• August 26 – Added a newly-contracted mission Astranis-1 (secondary payload)
• August 23 – Ovzon-3 removed from the list (will launch on Ariane 5)
• August 20 – GPSIII-SV03 slipped into 2020
• August 19 – Crew Dragon In-Flight Abort Test could happen as early as October
• August 13 – SAOCOM 1B is now scheduled for March 2020
• August 5 – Added new missions SSP-1 through SSP-3 (SpaceX SmallSat Program)
• August 4 – JCSAT-18 now NET November; Amos-17 delayed by another day
• August 3 – Added new dates for the next two Starlink missions; added booster number and date for In-Flight Abort; added booster for DM-2
• July 31 – Added booster number for Amos-17
• July 27 – DM-2 is scheduled for December 17, according to Russian sources
• July 24 – CRS-18 delayed by another day
• July 20 – CRS-18 delayed by two more days
• July 17 – Added Amos-17 launch date; CRS-18 delayed by at least a day
• July 8 – Added the IXPE mission

NET = No Earlier Than, NLT = No Later Than, F9 = Falcon 9, FH = Falcon Heavy, ♺ = reused Falcon first stage or reused Dragon spacecraft, B10XX.# = Falcon first stage serial number (# indicates launch number), CXXX.# = Dragon capsule serial number (# indicates launch number), LEO = Low Earth Orbit, MEO = Medium Earth Orbit, GTO = Geostationary Transfer Orbit, GEO = Geostationary Earth Orbit, PO = Polar Orbit, ISS = International Space Station, SSO = Sun Synchronous Orbit, TLI = Trans-Lunar Injection, TMI = Trans-Mars Injection, E-S L1 = The Sun-Earth Langrangian Point 1