SpaceX Launch Manifest
- The information on this page is based on unofficial sources and is 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
Changelog:
- Aug 3 – Starship planned for Aug 3; added more specific dates for Crew-1 and Crew-2; Starlink v1-11 and v1-12 likely NET September; added booster number for GPSIII-SV04
- Jul 30 – Starlink v1-9 now planned for August 6; Starship test flight NET August 2; HAKUTO-R Mission 1 delayed from 2021 to 2022
- Jul 28 – Crew-2 is planned for spring 2021
- Jul 27 – Starlink v1-9 delayed by another day
- Jul 25 – Starlink v1-9 delayed by two days; SAOCOM 1B slipped to late August
- Jul 23 – Starlink v1-9 planned July 29; added booster numbers to Starlink v1-10, SAOCOM 1B and Crew-2; also assigned a Crew Dragon to Crew-2
- Jul 22 – Crew-1 planned for late September
- Jul 21 – Added Starship’s 150-meter hop; more specific date for Sentinel 6A
- Jul 19 – SXM-7 launch date now TBD; both Starlink v1-9 and SAOCOM 1B are planned for late July
- Jul 18 – ANASIS-II delayed by one day
- Jul 14 – ANASIS-II scheduled for July 19; Starlink v1-10 and v1-11 now planned for August
- Jul 13 – ANASIS-II delayed, date TBD
- Jul 12 – Starlink v1-9 delayed, no new date yet
Announced secondary payloads with unknown primary missions:
- Astranis (mid 2021)
- NationSat (Q1 2021)
- HAKUTO-R Mission 1 (2022)
- HAKUTO-R Mission 2 (2023)
» List of SpaceX Smallsat Rideshare missions
| NET Date (UTC) | Mission | Rocket / Dragon | Orbit | Pad |
| Aug 3, 2020 | Starship’s 150-meter hop | Starship (SN5) | suborbital | Boca Chica |
| Aug 6, 2020 | Starlink v1-9 | F9 ♺ (B1051.5) | LEO | LC-39A |
| Aug 2020 | Starlink v1-10 | F9 ♺ (B1049.6) | LEO | LC-39A / SLC-40 |
| Late Aug 2020 | SAOCOM 1B | F9 ♺ (B1059.4) | LEO (SSO) | SLC-40 |
| Sep 2020 | Starlink v1-11 | F9 ♺ | LEO | LC-39A / SLC-40 |
| Sep 2020 | Starlink v1-12 | F9 ♺ | LEO | LC-39A / SLC-40 |
| Sep 27, 2020 | Crew-1 | F9 (B1061.1) + Crew Dragon (C207.1) | LEO (ISS) | LC-39A |
| Sep 30, 2020 | GPSIII-SV04 | F9 (B1062.1) | MEO | SLC-40 |
| Oct 30, 2020 | CRS-21 | F9 + Cargo Dragon 2 | LEO (ISS) | LC-39A |
| 2020 | SXM-7 | F9 | GTO | LC-39A / SLC-40 |
| Q4 2020 | USSF-44 | FH | GEO | LC-39A |
| Q4 2020 | Türksat 5A | F9 ♺ | GTO | SLC-40 |
| Nov 10, 2020 | Sentinel-6A | F9 | LEO | SLC-4E |
| Dec 16, 2020 | SpaceX SSO-1 | F9 | LEO (SSO) | SLC-4E / SLC-40 |
| Jan 2021 | GPSIII-SV05 | F9 | MEO | SLC-40 |
| Feb 2021 | SARah 1 | F9 | LEO (SSO) | SLC-4E |
| Early 2021 | SXM-8 | F9 | GTO | SLC-40 |
| Early 2021 | WorldView-1 | F9 ♺ | LEO | SLC-4E / SLC-40 |
| Q1 2021 | Türksat 5B | F9 ♺? | GTO | SLC-40 |
| Mar 12, 2021 | CRS-22 | F9 + Cargo Dragon 2 | LEO (ISS) | LC-39A |
| Mar 30, 2021 | Crew-2 | F9 ♺ (B1061.2) + Crew Dragon ♺ (C206.2) | LEO (ISS) | LC-39A / SLC-40 |
| Spring 2021 | USSF-52 | FH | GTO | LC-39A |
| H1 2021 | GPSIII-SV06 | F9 | MEO | SLC-40 |
| H1 2021 | O3b-1 | F9 | MEO | SLC-40 |
| H1 2021 | O3b-2 | F9 | MEO | SLC-40 |
| May 2021 | CRS-23 | F9 + Cargo Dragon 2 | LEO (ISS) | LC-39A |
| Jun 2021 | SpaceX SSO-2 | F9 | LEO (SSO) | SLC-4E / SLC-40 |
| Oct 2021 | Axiom ISS | F9 + Crew Dragon | LEO (ISS) | LC-39A |
| Jul 2021 | DART | F9 | GTO | SLC-4E |
| Oct 11, 2021 | Nova-C | F9 | GTO / TLI | LC-39A |
| Late 2021 | Inmarsat 6B (unconfirmed) | FH | GTO? | LC-39A |
| Late 2021 | Space Adventures | F9 + Crew Dragon | LEO | LC-39A |
| Dec 2021 | SpaceX SSO-3 | F9 | LEO (SSO) | SLC-4E / SLC-40 |
| 2021 | IXPE | F9 ♺? | LEO | LC-39A |
| 2021 | WorldView-2 | F9 ♺ | LEO | SLC-4E / SLC-40 |
| 2021 | NROL-85 | F9 | LEO | SLC-40 |
| 2021 | NROL-87 | F9 | LEO (SSO) | SLC-4E |
| 2021 | SARah 2/3 | F9 | LEO (SSO) | SLC-4E |
| 2021/2022 | ViaSat-3 | FH | GEO | LC-39A |
| Q1 2022 | Nilesat-301 | F9 | GTO | SLC-40 |
| May 2022 | SWOT | F9 | LEO | SLC-4E |
| Jul 2022 | KPLO | F9 | ? | SLC-40 |
| Jul 2022 | Psyche | FH | Escape | LC-39A |
| Q3 2022 | Intelsat 40e / TEMPO | F9 ♺ | GTO | SLC-40 |
| Late 2022 | ASBM | F9 | HEO | SLC-4E / SLC-40 |
| Dec 2022 | PACE | F9 ♺ | LEO (SSO) | SLC-40 |
| 2022 | Moon Landing (uncrewed) | Starship | Moon | BC / LC-39A |
| 2022 | 2 Cargo Missions | Starship | Mars | BC / LC-39A |
| Nov 2023 | PPE/HALO (unconfirmed) | FH | TLI | LC-39A |
| 2023 | dearMoon | Starship | TLI | BC / LC-39A |
| 2024 | 2 Cargo Missions | Starship | Mars | BC / LC-39A |
| 2024 | 2 Crewed Missions | Starship | Mars | BC / LC-39A |
| 2024? | GLS-1 | FH + Dragon XL | TLI | LC-39A |
| 2025? | GLS-2 | FH + Dragon XL | TLI | LC-39A |
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, BC = Boca Chica, Texas
be great to also have the total number of upcoming flights manifested
Not sure how useful that would be since we don’t really know about all the planned launches. Some are secret, some haven’t been announced yet, and then there are Starlink launches. There will be a lot of them but it’s unclear how many, how soon and how often they’d be launching.
08.10.19 – What changed for you to list the Starlink v1 missions as TBD?
Fantastic website, a big thumbs up from me
Both Spaceflight Now and Launch Photography recently changed the expected launch date for Starlink v1-1 from October to TBD.
Glad you like the website!
So I see codes on the mission agenda for all tmi, is this being replaced on the mission agenda for Mars? Just curious.
Also I see clearly and understand everything except my previous post question and when you talk tli and tmi “insertion” meaning “landing on” mars or moon?
TLI (Trans-Lunar Injection) or TMI (Trans-Mars Injection) just means that the payload will be sent towards Moon or Mars. It doesn’t necessarily mean there will be a landing.
Very good summary. there is a possibility of a dragon XL flight in 2022 or 2023. It has been hinted that it could be used in lunar orbit for docking verification for Artemis 2.