Next Launch from the
Canaveral Spaceport™
Launch dates ending in -xx are To Be Determined.
Dragon SpaceX 16, An unmanned cargo delivery mission to the International Space Station under a NASA Commercial Resupply Services contract.
- Booster: Falcon 9
- Launch Date: 2019-04-30, 04:22 amEDT (08:22 UTC)*
* time of launch has not been announced, but was calculated by SpaceLaunchInfo.Com
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CST-100 Starliner Flight Test, An Atlas 5 rocket, will launch Boeing's first Crew Space Transportation Starliner spacecraft on an unmanned Test Flight to the International Space Station. The capsule will dock with the space station, then return to Earth to a landing in the Western United States after an orbital shakedown cruise ahead of a two or three-person Crew Test Flight. The rocket will launch in a vehicle configuration with two solid rocket boosters and a dual-engine Centaur upper stage.
- Booster: Atlas V (AV-080)
- Launch Date: 2019-04-xx
ICON, NASA’s Ionospheric Connection Explorer (ICON) satellite will launch on a Northrup Grumman Pegasus XL rocket, airlaunched by being dropped from an L-1011 jet aircraft. The launch will be over the Atlantic Ocean, and not visible from shore, except via Webcast. 📺 You can track the Stargazer aircraft that launches the Pegasus at Flight Aware.Com.
- Booster: Pegasus XL
- Launch Date: 2019-05-xx (TBD)
Amos 17, An Isreali Geostationary Communications satelite built by Boeing and owned by Spacecom Ltd, Amos will launch on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. It will operate above the equator from 17° E lattitude, covering satellite service markets in Africa, Europe, and the Middle East providing Ka-band, Ku-band, and C-band services.
- Booster: Falcon 9
- Launch Date: 2019-05-27
STP 2, Space Test Program 2 will launch with 25 spacecraft inside its nose cone. Experimental satellites aboard the rocket will include six weather research satellites - each weighing less than 500 pounds (225 kilograms) - part of the Constellation Observing System for Meteorology, Ionosphere and Climate-2, or COSMIC-2, program. The joint U.S.-Taiwanese COSMIC-2 program is a follow-on to six microsatellites launched in 2006 to measure temperature and humidity conditions in the atmosphere by monitoring the attenuation of GPS navigation signals.
- Booster: Falcon Heavy
- Launch Date: 2019-06-xx
AEHF 4, Advanced Extremely High Frequency Satellite, a communications satellite for the DoD.
- Booster: Atlas V (551)/Centaur
- Launch Date: 2018-06-27
Dragon SpaceX 18, An unmanned cargo delivery mission to the International Space Station under a NASA Commercial Resupply Services contract.
- Booster: Falcon 9
- Launch Date: 2019-07-08, 12:26 amEDT (04:26 UTC) *
* Launch time has not been announced, but has been calculated by SpaceLaunchInfo.Com based on mission rendezvous requirements.
GPS-3 SV02, The second Block 3 GPS navigation satellite for the US Air Force.
- Booster: Delta IV Medium+ (4,2)
- Launch Date: 2019-07-25
Crew Dragon Demo 2, A Dragon Capsule man-rated
for the NASA Commercial Crew Program finally will be launched as an manned test to certify the spacecraft for future
manned flights. Two NASA Astronauts will fly aboard the Crew Dragon to the International Space Station
- Booster: Falcon9
- Launch Pad: 39A (North of the VAB)
- Launch Date: 2019-07-xx
CST-100 Starliner Crew Flight Test, An Atlas 5 rocket,
will launch Boeing's Crew Space Transportation Starliner spacecraft on an manned Test Flight to the International Space Station. The
capsule will dock with the space station, then return to Earth to a landing in the Western United States after an orbital shakedown cruise
ahead of a two or three-person Crew Test Flight. The rocket will launch in a vehicle configuration with two solid rocket boosters and a
dual-engine Centaur upper stage.
- Booster: Atlas V (AV-082)
- Launch Date: 2019-08-xx
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