Dashboard

Flight log & catch tracker

Every Starship flight from the 2023 debut to the Flight 15 double catch, with booster and ship outcomes and the launch cadence.

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Flight 15 · double catch

Catch Super Heavy with the tower arms (last caught on Flight 8, March 2025)
First-ever attempt to catch the Starship upper stage on its return to Starbase
FAA license expected to cover return-to-launch-site and tower catch for both stages
Opens the door to the first reflight of a recovered ship

Milestone · Flight 14

First orbit, first real payload

On September 28, 2026, Ship 41 reached orbit for the first time and released all 26 Starlink V3 satellites of Group 31-1, three of them carrying cameras to inspect the heat shield. One ship engine shut down early and the six planned orbits were not completed.

See Flight 14 entry

Recovery

Catch tracker

Left dot is the booster, right dot is the ship.

Tower catchControlled splashdownLostPlanned catch

Cadence

Flights per year

Solid bars are flown; dashed bars are planned for the rest of the year.

Capacity

From 5 to 25, and maybe 456

Starbase was cleared for 25 launches a year in May 2025, up from 5. In October 2026 the FAA opened a review of SpaceX's request for up to 456 launches and 912 landings a year. Starbase has never flown more than five in a year.

Infrastructure

Complete record

Flight log

Flt	Date	Vehicle	Pad	Payload	Result	Booster	Ship	Notes