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
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• This list might be incomplete

Changelog:

• May 27 – DM-2 pushed 3 days; Anasis-II launch was planned for July (as of April); Starlink v1-7 planned for June 2
• May 26 – Crew-1 is targetting launch on August 30
• May 21 – SAOCOM 1B still has an unknown launch date after all
• May 19 – SAOCOM 1B is NET July 7; new launch dates for SWOT and IXPE
• May 18 – Starlink v1-7 will launch after DM-2, so probably NET June
• May 17 – Starlink v1-7 delayed by another day
• May 16 – Starlink v1-7 delayed by a day
• May 13 – PPE/HALO launch planned for November 2023 but launch provider won’t be selected until late fall of 2020
• May 7 – If Falcon Heavy launches PPE/HALO, it would be in 2023
• May 6 – More precise date for CRS-22; Starlink v1-7 pulled forward a day; Falcon Heavy launching HALO along with PPE (launcher not decided yet but FH is the most likely)
• May 4 – Starlink v1-7 scheduled for May 18
• May 2 – Starlink v1-7 now May TBA; WorldView-1 planned for early 2021
• Apr 30 – SXM-7 planned for Aug 1, 2020 from LC-39A; Falcon Heavy will launch PPE for Gateway
• Apr 29 – Starlink v1-8 was pushed into June
• Apr 27 – Starlink v1-7 is scheduled for May 7, using booster B1049.5
• Apr 25 – Starlink v1-8 planned for May from SLC-40; SAOCOM 1B date unknown; Starlink v1-7 scheduled for early May; Crew-1 should use the B1061 booster

Announced secondary payloads with unknown primary missions:

• Astranis (Q4 2020)
• NationSat (Q1 2021)
• HAKUTO-R Mission 1 (2021)
• HAKUTO-R Mission 2 (2023)

» List of SpaceX Smallsat Rideshare missions

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