A spacex rocket launch lineup in a regularly updated schedule lists multiple Falcon 9 missions from Vandenberg Space Force Base and Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, with reused first stages set to return to ocean platforms.
At Vandenberg, two Falcon 9 missions are planned to carry batches of 24 Starlink V2 Mini Optimized satellites each, and both flights will attempt first stage landings on the drone ship Of Course I Still Love You.
The first stage for one Vandenberg mission is identified as tail number B1071, set to fly for a 35th time, while the other is listed as B1082, scheduled for its 23rd flight, according to the schedule entries.
A Falcon 9 mission from Cape Canaveral will deploy nine HIBLEO-4 satellites for Globalstar and plans to recover its booster, tail number B1090, on the drone ship A Shortfall of Gravitas, the schedule notes.
One Falcon Heavy mission is listed to lift a rotorcraft planetary probe built by the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory and selected by the relevant agency, with SpaceX awarded launch services and related costs as part of the contract.
Several SpaceX flights in the listing have recent status notes indicating prior slips, and some entries include updated annotations showing adjustments to their earlier planning.
Other Launchers And Cargo Vehicles Mapped In The Schedule
Isar Aerospace plans a second test flight of its two stage Spectrum rocket from Andøya Spaceport carrying five university CubeSats and an additional experiment, with Exolaunch managing payload integration and deployment.
Firefly Aerospace is listed to attempt a late summer Alpha mission from Vandenberg that will debut the Block 2 configuration, featuring larger liquid oxygen tanks on both stages and an increased overall rocket length.
United Launch Alliance entries show a Vulcan Centaur slated to fly a Sierra Space cargo vehicle to low Earth orbit in a VC4L configuration, carrying four GEM-63XL solid rocket boosters, a long-length payload fairing, and two RL10 engines.
An Atlas 5 is listed to launch Boeing’s Starliner-1 spacecraft in an uncrewed cargo role to validate vehicle changes made after the prior crewed test flight, according to the schedule text.
The schedule also records program notes, including a series of prior delays for several vehicles and recorded updates indicating revised plans, demonstrating active cadence and changing timelines across providers.
The combined listing therefore shows a mix of repeatable Falcon 9 operations, upcoming debut and test flights by other launchers, and several government and commercial cargo and science missions progressing through planned launches.
