Orbital launch providers ranked on how they are executing: reliability, how much they fly, how
fast they are flying now, how even the intervals are, and how much of the recent record two
independent sources agree on. Then this year's flights, and the hardware that flew them:
1,464 flights from 49
providers since Jan 7, 2020, read Jul 27 · 08:23 UTC.
94consecutive full successes6.2 flights a week this year
349flights in the last 12 months+20% against the 292 in the year before
82flights in the last 90 dayslevel with the 82 in the 90 days before
7 flights this year did not reach their intended orbit
That is 7 of this year's 185 flights, across
7 providers. A stated cause is in the record for 6; where a cause is absent it is absent upstream, and an investigation that has
not reported is not a cause we will supply. The whole record since 2020 holds 66 failures and
5 partial failures; those are the figures in our record, and this card is this year's.
The first two figures are Launch Library's status field for
this year's flights, not our reading of what happened. The field has not used its partial-failure
value on any 2026 record, so one flight is filed under
failure while the stated cause describes a wrong orbit, which on our own scale would score 50 rather
than 0. We report the field as given and count the discrepancy rather than regrading a flight
ourselves, which is why the third figure is here.
AST SpaceMobile’s BlueBird 7 successfully launched on Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket, but was placed into an unusable lower orbit and will be deorbited despite the booster landing successfully.
A row opens that provider's record. Ordered by the index, which weights reliability
35%, flights 20%, current cadence
20%, regularity 15% and
corroboration 10%. Reliability and flights read the whole
record back to 2020; regularity and the median gap read the last year, because a provider is its
current rhythm, not its 2021 one; corroboration reads the flights since January 2026, which is when
the two-source reconciliation began. Those weights are our judgment about what
execution means rather than a measurement, which is why every component has its own column: a reader
who would weight them differently can. Where a provider has too short a record for a component, its
weight is spread across the others rather than scored as zero, and the provider's own card says how
much of its index was computed.
Dimmed rows are the 8 active providers with fewer than three flights;
providers with nothing in the last twelve months are below, out of the ranking entirely.
SpaceX
The record holds 621 flights under United States,
from Jan 7, 2020 to Jul 25, 2026.
Of them, 22 were test flights, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
Full company profile →
How the index of 86 is made up
Each component scored 0 to 100 and weighted as shown.
All five were computable here.
Reliability 35%
99 598 of 599 operational flights
Flights 20%
100 621 since 2020, scaled against 500
Current cadence 20%
94 40 in 90 days, scaled against 50
Regularity 15%
20 across 164 intervals in the last year
Corroboration 10%
98 88 of 90 flights since Jan 2026 in both sources
Flights that did not reach orbit, the six most recent of 9
Starship | Integrated Flight Test 2
Nov 18, 2023 · test flight
Starship | Integrated Flight Test
Apr 20, 2023 · test flight
Next: Falcon 9 Block 5 | Starlink Group 17-52
on Jul 29, 2026, with 48 more on the manifest. A scheduled
date is the provider's and moves; nothing counts toward this record until it flies.
Of these, 1 pending, 1 at risk.
Each claim's full quote, source and evidence is on Worth keeping an eye on.
CASC
The record holds 335 flights under China,
from Jan 7, 2020 to Jul 23, 2026.
Of them, 8 were test flights, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
How the index of 78 is made up
Each component scored 0 to 100 and weighted as shown.
All five were computable here.
Reliability 35%
97 324 of 327 operational flights
Flights 20%
94 335 since 2020, scaled against 500
Current cadence 20%
75 18 in 90 days, scaled against 50
Regularity 15%
0 across 73 intervals in the last year
Corroboration 10%
100 35 of 35 flights since Jan 2026 in both sources
Long March 7A | TJS-6 (Maiden Flight)
Mar 16, 2020 · test flight
Next: Long March 7A | Unknown Payload
on Jul 29, 2026, with 18 more on the manifest. A scheduled
date is the provider's and moves; nothing counts toward this record until it flies.
ULA
The record holds 38 flights under United States,
from Feb 10, 2020 to Jul 2, 2026.
Of them, 3 were test flights, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
Full company profile →
How the index of 70 is made up
Each component scored 0 to 100 and weighted as shown.
All five were computable here.
Reliability 35%
90 35 of 35 operational flights
Flights 20%
59 38 since 2020, scaled against 500
Current cadence 20%
28 2 in 90 days, scaled against 50
Regularity 15%
73 across 8 intervals in the last year
Corroboration 10%
100 5 of 5 flights since Jan 2026 in both sources
No flight on this record fell short of its intended orbit.
Next: Vulcan Centaur | V-005
on Sep 3, 2026, with 17 more on the manifest. A scheduled
date is the provider's and moves; nothing counts toward this record until it flies.
Rocket Lab
The record holds 72 flights under United States,
from Jan 31, 2020 to Jun 26, 2026.
Full company profile →
How the index of 67 is made up
Each component scored 0 to 100 and weighted as shown.
All five were computable here.
Reliability 35%
88 69 of 72 operational flights
Flights 20%
69 72 since 2020, scaled against 500
Current cadence 20%
35 3 in 90 days, scaled against 50
Regularity 15%
37 across 16 intervals in the last year
Corroboration 10%
100 9 of 9 flights since Jan 2026 in both sources
Flights that did not reach orbit
Electron | We Will Never Desert You (Capella Acadia 2)
Sep 19, 2023
Electron | Running Out of Toes (BlackSky 8-9)
May 15, 2021
Electron | Pics Or It Didn’t Happen (Rideshare)
Jul 4, 2020
Next: Electron | LOXSAT 1
on Jul 31, 2026, with 6 more on the manifest. A scheduled
date is the provider's and moves; nothing counts toward this record until it flies.
Of these, 1 missed, 1 pending, 1 achieved.
Each claim's full quote, source and evidence is on Worth keeping an eye on.
Arianespace
The record holds 45 flights under Europe,
from Jan 16, 2020 to Jun 17, 2026.
Full company profile →
How the index of 66 is made up
Each component scored 0 to 100 and weighted as shown.
All five were computable here.
Reliability 35%
85 43 of 45 operational flights
Flights 20%
62 45 since 2020, scaled against 500
Current cadence 20%
28 2 in 90 days, scaled against 50
Regularity 15%
52 across 6 intervals in the last year
Corroboration 10%
100 3 of 3 flights since Jan 2026 in both sources
Flights that did not reach orbit
Vega-C | Pléiades Neo 5 & 6
Dec 21, 2022
Vega | SEOSAT-Ingenio & Taranis
Nov 17, 2020
Next: Ariane 62 | MTG-I2
on Aug 27, 2026, with 5 more on the manifest. A scheduled
date is the provider's and moves; nothing counts toward this record until it flies.
Of these, 1 missed, 1 pending.
Each claim's full quote, source and evidence is on Worth keeping an eye on.
ROSCOSMOS
The record holds 55 flights under Russia,
from Apr 9, 2020 to Jul 19, 2026.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
How the index of 63 is made up
Each component scored 0 to 100 and weighted as shown.
All five were computable here.
Reliability 35%
93 55 of 55 operational flights
Flights 20%
65 55 since 2020, scaled against 500
Current cadence 20%
28 2 in 90 days, scaled against 50
Regularity 15%
13 across 9 intervals in the last year
Corroboration 10%
100 5 of 5 flights since Jan 2026 in both sources
No flight on this record fell short of its intended orbit.
Next: Soyuz 2.1b | Progress MS-35 (96P)
on Sep 9, 2026. A scheduled
date is the provider's and moves; nothing counts toward this record until it flies.
Russian Space Forces
The record holds 47 flights under Russia,
from Feb 20, 2020 to Apr 23, 2026.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
How the index of 60 is made up
Each component scored 0 to 100 and weighted as shown.
All five were computable here.
Reliability 35%
92 47 of 47 operational flights
Flights 20%
62 47 since 2020, scaled against 500
Current cadence 20%
0 0 in 90 days, scaled against 50
Regularity 15%
33 across 6 intervals in the last year
Corroboration 10%
100 4 of 4 flights since Jan 2026 in both sources
No flight on this record fell short of its intended orbit.
ExPace
The record holds 27 flights under China,
from Jan 16, 2020 to Jun 17, 2026.
Of them, 1 was a test flight, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
How the index of 56 is made up
Each component scored 0 to 100 and weighted as shown.
All five were computable here.
Reliability 35%
71 23 of 26 operational flights
Flights 20%
54 27 since 2020, scaled against 500
Current cadence 20%
18 1 in 90 days, scaled against 50
Regularity 15%
45 across 4 intervals in the last year
Corroboration 10%
100 2 of 2 flights since Jan 2026 in both sources
Flights that did not reach orbit
Kuaizhou 1A | Unknown Payload
Mar 1, 2025
Kuaizhou 1A | GeeSat x2
Dec 15, 2021
Kuaizhou 1A | Jilin-1-02C
Sep 12, 2020
Kuaizhou 11 | Maiden Flight
Jul 10, 2020 · test flight
CAS Space
The record holds 16 flights under China,
from Jul 27, 2022 to Jul 23, 2026.
Of them, 1 was a test flight, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
How the index of 56 is made up
Each component scored 0 to 100 and weighted as shown.
All five were computable here.
Reliability 35%
70 14 of 15 operational flights
Flights 20%
46 16 since 2020, scaled against 500
Current cadence 20%
35 3 in 90 days, scaled against 50
Regularity 15%
32 across 8 intervals in the last year
Corroboration 10%
100 5 of 5 flights since Jan 2026 in both sources
Flights that did not reach orbit
Kinetica 1 | DEAR-3 & 10 other satellites
Dec 27, 2024
MHI
The record holds 17 flights under Japan,
from Feb 9, 2020 to Jun 12, 2026.
Of them, 2 were test flights, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
How the index of 52 is made up
Each component scored 0 to 100 and weighted as shown.
All five were computable here.
Reliability 35%
62 13 of 15 operational flights
Flights 20%
46 17 since 2020, scaled against 500
Current cadence 20%
18 1 in 90 days, scaled against 50
Regularity 15%
50 across 2 intervals in the last year
Corroboration 10%
100 1 of 1 flights since Jan 2026 in both sources
Flights that did not reach orbit
H3-22 | Michibiki 5 (QZS-5)
Dec 22, 2025
H3-22 | ALOS-3 (Maiden flight)
Mar 7, 2023
Next: H3-22 | Michibiki 7 (QZS-7)
on Aug 6, 2026, with 3 more on the manifest. A scheduled
date is the provider's and moves; nothing counts toward this record until it flies.
Galactic Energy
The record holds 24 flights under China,
from Nov 7, 2020 to Jan 17, 2026.
Of them, 1 was a test flight, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
How the index of 51 is made up
Each component scored 0 to 100 and weighted as shown.
All five were computable here.
Ceres-1 | Jilin-1 High Resolution-04C and others
Nov 10, 2025
Ceres-1 | Jilin-1 High Resolution 04B
Sep 21, 2023
Next: Pallas-1 | Y1
on Dec 20, 2026. A scheduled
date is the provider's and moves; nothing counts toward this record until it flies.
Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center
The record holds 9 flights under Russia,
from Jul 30, 2020 to Feb 12, 2026.
Of them, 3 were test flights, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
Execution index 46, computed over 85% of the weighting:
9 flights since 2020 and
1 in the last year is too thin a record for the full component read, so the rank rests
on what is measurable and the flights below are the evidence we hold.
Angara A5/Blok DM-03 | Vostochny Angara Test Flight test
Full success
Mar 12, 2023
Proton-M Briz-M | Olymp-K #2 (Luch 5X)
Full success
Feb 5, 2023
Proton-M/Blok DM-03 | Elektro-L No.4
Full success
China Rocket Co. Ltd.
The record holds 11 flights under China,
from Dec 9, 2022 to Apr 11, 2026.
Of them, 1 was a test flight, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
How the index of 44 is made up
Each component scored 0 to 100 and weighted as shown.
All five were computable here.
Reliability 35%
72 10 of 10 operational flights
Flights 20%
40 11 since 2020, scaled against 500
Current cadence 20%
0 0 in 90 days, scaled against 50
Regularity 15%
5 across 5 intervals in the last year
Corroboration 10%
100 3 of 3 flights since Jan 2026 in both sources
No flight on this record fell short of its intended orbit.
ISRO
The record holds 28 flights under India,
from Nov 7, 2020 to Jan 12, 2026.
Of them, 3 were test flights, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
How the index of 42 is made up
Each component scored 0 to 100 and weighted as shown.
All five were computable here.
SSLV | EOS-02 (Microsat-2A) (Demo 1)
Aug 7, 2022 · test flight
GSLV Mk II | EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
Aug 12, 2021
Next: GSLV Mk II | NVS-03 (IRNSS-1L)
on Sep 3, 2026, with 15 more on the manifest. A scheduled
date is the provider's and moves; nothing counts toward this record until it flies.
Northrop Grumman
The record holds 15 flights under United States,
from Feb 15, 2020 to Jul 3, 2026.
Full company profile →
How the index of 42 is made up
Each component scored 0 to 100 and weighted as shown.
All five were computable here.
Reliability 35%
80 15 of 15 operational flights
Flights 20%
45 15 since 2020, scaled against 500
Current cadence 20%
28 2 in 90 days, scaled against 50
Regularity 15%
0 across 3 intervals in the last year
Corroboration 10%
0 0 of 4 flights since Jan 2026 in both sources
No flight on this record fell short of its intended orbit.
Of these, 1 achieved, 1 pending.
Each claim's full quote, source and evidence is on Worth keeping an eye on.
Orienspace Technology
The record holds 3 flights under China,
from Jan 11, 2024 to Jul 22, 2026.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
Execution index 39, computed over 85% of the weighting:
3 flights since 2024 and
2 in the last year is too thin a record for the full component read, so the rank rests
on what is measurable and the flights below are the evidence we hold.
The record holds 9 flights under China,
from Dec 14, 2022 to Jun 9, 2026.
Of them, 4 were test flights, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
How the index of 38 is made up
Each component scored 0 to 100 and weighted as shown.
All five were computable here.
Reliability 35%
38 4 of 5 operational flights
Flights 20%
37 9 since 2020, scaled against 500
Current cadence 20%
28 2 in 90 days, scaled against 50
Regularity 15%
44 across 3 intervals in the last year
Corroboration 10%
50 1 of 2 flights since Jan 2026 in both sources
Flights that did not reach orbit
Zhuque-2E | 4 x SatNet test satellites
Aug 15, 2025
Zhuque-2 | Maiden Flight
Dec 14, 2022 · test flight
Next: Zhuque-3 | Flight 2
on Aug 31, 2026. A scheduled
date is the provider's and moves; nothing counts toward this record until it flies.
NASA
The record holds 2 flights under United States,
from Nov 16, 2022 to Apr 1, 2026.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
Execution index 30, computed over 85% of the weighting:
2 flights since 2022 and
1 in the last year is too thin a record for the full component read, so the rank rests
on what is measurable and the flights below are the evidence we hold.
The record holds 3 flights under Japan,
from Mar 13, 2024 to Mar 5, 2026.
Of them, 3 were test flights, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
Execution index 29, computed over 50% of the weighting:
3 flights since 2024 and
1 in the last year is too thin a record for the full component read, so the rank rests
on what is measurable and the flights below are the evidence we hold.
The record holds 2 flights under China,
from Apr 2, 2023 to Apr 3, 2026.
Of them, 2 were test flights, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
Execution index 27, computed over 50% of the weighting:
2 flights since 2023 and
1 in the last year is too thin a record for the full component read, so the rank rests
on what is measurable and the flights below are the evidence we hold.
The record holds 3 flights under Israel,
from Jul 6, 2020 to Sep 2, 2025.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
Execution index 26, computed over 75% of the weighting:
3 flights since 2020 and
1 in the last year is too thin a record for the full component read, so the rank rests
on what is measurable and the flights below are the evidence we hold.
Date (UTC)
Mission
Outcome
Sep 2, 2025
Shavit-2 | Ofek-19
Full success
Mar 28, 2023
Shavit-2 | Ofek-13
Full success
Jul 6, 2020
Shavit-2 | Ofek-16
Full success
Avio
The record holds 2 flights under Europe,
from May 19, 2026 to May 19, 2026.
Full company profile →
Execution index 25, computed over 85% of the weighting:
2 flights since 2026 and
2 in the last year is too thin a record for the full component read, so the rank rests
on what is measurable and the flights below are the evidence we hold.
The record holds 4 flights under South Korea,
from Oct 21, 2021 to Nov 26, 2025.
Of them, 2 were test flights, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
Execution index 23, computed over 75% of the weighting:
4 flights since 2021 and
1 in the last year is too thin a record for the full component read, so the rank rests
on what is measurable and the flights below are the evidence we hold.
Date (UTC)
Mission
Outcome
Nov 26, 2025
Nuri | CAS500-3
Full success
May 25, 2023
Nuri | NEXTSat-2 & SNIPE
Full success
Jun 21, 2022
Nuri | Flight Test 2 test
Full success
Oct 21, 2021
Nuri | Flight Test test
Failure
Blue Origin
The record holds 3 flights under United States,
from Jan 16, 2025 to Apr 19, 2026.
Of them, 1 was a test flight, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
Full company profile →
Execution index 21, computed over 85% of the weighting:
3 flights since 2025 and
2 in the last year is too thin a record for the full component read, so the rank rests
on what is measurable and the flights below are the evidence we hold.
The record holds 2 flights under India,
from Jul 18, 2026 to Jul 18, 2026.
Of them, 1 was a test flight, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
Execution index 19, computed over 85% of the weighting:
2 flights since 2026 and
2 in the last year is too thin a record for the full component read, so the rank rests
on what is measurable and the flights below are the evidence we hold.
The record holds 8 flights under United States,
from Sep 3, 2021 to Mar 12, 2026.
Of them, 3 were test flights, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
Full company profile →
Execution index 18, computed over 85% of the weighting:
8 flights since 2021 and
2 in the last year is too thin a record for the full component read, so the rank rests
on what is measurable and the flights below are the evidence we hold.
The record holds 7 flights under China,
from Feb 1, 2021 to Jul 29, 2025.
Of them, 1 was a test flight, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
Execution index 13, computed over 75% of the weighting:
7 flights since 2021 and
1 in the last year is too thin a record for the full component read, so the rank rests
on what is measurable and the flights below are the evidence we hold.
Date (UTC)
Mission
Outcome
Jul 29, 2025
Hyperbola-1 | Kunpeng-03
Full success
Jul 10, 2024
Hyperbola-1 | Yunyao-1 15-17
Failure
Dec 17, 2023
Hyperbola-1 | DEAR-1
Full success
Apr 7, 2023
Hyperbola-1 | Dummy Payload test
Full success
RKK Energiya
The record holds 1 flight under Russia,
from Apr 30, 2026 to Apr 30, 2026.
Of them, 1 was a test flight, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
Execution index 12, computed over 50% of the weighting:
1 flight since 2026 and
1 in the last year is too thin a record for the full component read, so the rank rests
on what is measurable and the flights below are the evidence we hold.
The record holds 2 flights under South Korea,
from Mar 19, 2023 to Dec 23, 2025.
Of them, 2 were test flights, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
Execution index 9, computed over 40% of the weighting:
2 flights since 2023 and
1 in the last year is too thin a record for the full component read, so the rank rests
on what is measurable and the flights below are the evidence we hold.
Date (UTC)
Mission
Outcome
Dec 23, 2025
HANBIT-Nano | Spaceward test
Failure
Mar 19, 2023
HANBIT-TLV | SISNAV test
Full success
A Gilmour Space Technologies
The record holds 1 flight under Australia,
from Jul 29, 2025 to Jul 29, 2025.
Of them, 1 was a test flight, counted here and kept out of the success rate.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
Execution index 6, computed over 40% of the weighting:
1 flight since 2025 and
1 in the last year is too thin a record for the full component read, so the rank rests
on what is measurable and the flights below are the evidence we hold.
Date (UTC)
Mission
Outcome
Jul 29, 2025
Eris-1 | Maiden Flight test
Failure
· NSIL
The record holds 1 flight,
from Jan 12, 2026 to Jan 12, 2026.
We hold no company profile for this provider.
Execution index 3, computed over 85% of the weighting:
1 flight since 2026 and
1 in the last year is too thin a record for the full component read, so the rank rests
on what is measurable and the flights below are the evidence we hold.
Providers in the record with no orbital flight in the last twelve months, newest
silence first. A retired vehicle family and a company that stopped are the same fact at this
altitude: the flights happened and they stay in the market figures, but a reliability score frozen
years ago does not belong in a ranking of who is executing now.
Provider
Flag
Flights
Reached orbit
First
Last flew
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
4
3 / 1 lost
Nov 9, 2021
Jun 28, 2025
Isar Aerospace
1
0 / 1 lost
Mar 30, 2025
Mar 30, 2025
Iranian Space Agency
5
2 / 3 lost
Feb 9, 2020
Dec 6, 2024
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force
6
5 / 1 lost
Apr 22, 2020
Sep 14, 2024
ESA
2
2
Jul 13, 2022
Jul 9, 2024
National Aerospace Development Administration
4
1 / 3 lost
May 30, 2023
May 27, 2024
HyImpulse
1
1
May 3, 2024
May 3, 2024
ADD (Korea)
1
1
Dec 4, 2023
Dec 4, 2023
Payload Aerospace S.L.
1
1
Oct 7, 2023
Oct 7, 2023
Relativity Space
1
0 / 1 lost
Mar 23, 2023
Mar 23, 2023
Long Wall
1
0 / 1 lost
Jan 10, 2023
Jan 10, 2023
Virgin Orbit
6
4 / 2 lost
May 25, 2020
Jan 9, 2023
China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation
3
3
Nov 24, 2021
Sep 24, 2022
Equatorial Launch Australia
A
3
3
Jun 26, 2022
Jul 11, 2022
Astra Space
7
2 / 5 lost
Sep 12, 2020
Jun 12, 2022
TiSPACE
T
1
0 / 1 lost
Sep 16, 2021
Sep 16, 2021
Interstellar Technologies
3
2 / 1 lost
Jun 13, 2020
Jul 31, 2021
GK Launch Services
1
1
Mar 22, 2021
Mar 22, 2021
Share of flights
SpaceX 42.4%CASC 22.9%Rocket Lab 4.9%ROSCOSMOS 3.8%Russian Space Forces 3.2%the other 44 providers 22.8%
Share of the 1,464 flights in the record. A share of flights is not a share of
the market: payload mass and contract value are what would carry that claim, and Launch Library's
free tier carries neither.
Completed launches with a recorded outcome, counted over the trailing period and against the period before it.
28-2Last 30 days28 reached orbit · 30 in the 30 days before
82Last 90 days82 reached orbit · 82 in the 90 days before, level
185Last 12 months178 reached orbit · no earlier window to compare
Booster recovery
Counted over the 92 of 185 completed launches whose stage records we hold. Flights without stage detail are absent from these figures rather than counted as no attempt.
91recorded landing attempts
89boosters recovered
2lost on landing
98%recovery rate among recorded attempts
Landing mode
Attempts
Recovered
Rate
Autonomous Spaceport Drone Ship ASDS
79
79
100%
Return to Launch Site RTLS
10
10
100%
Ocean
2
0
0%
Fleet leaders
Flight totals are the booster's career as Launch Library records it, not its flights
this year. The ten most-flown open the flights of theirs we hold.
Booster
Rocket
Flights
Landings
Last flown
B1067
Falcon 9
36
36
Jul 9, 2026
B1071
Falcon 9
35
35
Jul 11, 2026
B1063
Falcon 9
33
33
Jun 21, 2026
B1069
Falcon 9
32
31
Jul 21, 2026
B1078
Falcon 9
29
29
Jun 23, 2026
B1077
Falcon 9
29
29
Jun 17, 2026
B1080
Falcon 9
28
28
Jul 14, 2026
B1081
Falcon 9
25
25
Jun 25, 2026
B1082
Falcon 9
23
23
Jul 21, 2026
B1075
Falcon Heavy
22
22
Apr 29, 2026
B1085
Falcon 9
17
17
Jun 29, 2026
B1088
Falcon 9
17
17
Jun 28, 2026
B1093
Falcon 9
15
15
Jul 14, 2026
B1090
Falcon 9
13
13
Jul 5, 2026
B1097
Falcon 9
11
11
Jul 7, 2026
B1092
Falcon 9
10
10
Feb 24, 2026
B1100
Falcon 9
8
8
Jul 25, 2026
B1095
Falcon 9
7
7
Apr 21, 2026
B1094
Falcon 9
7
7
Apr 11, 2026
B1096
Falcon 9
6
6
May 15, 2026
B1103
Falcon 9
4
4
Jul 16, 2026
B1072
Falcon Heavy
2
2
Apr 29, 2026
GS1-SN002
New Glenn
2
2
Apr 19, 2026
B1101
Falcon 9
2
2
Feb 13, 2026
Booster 20
Starship
1
0 of 1
Jul 24, 2026
LM-10B F1
Long March 10B
1
1
Jul 10, 2026
LM-12B F1
Long March 12B
1
0
Jun 1, 2026
Booster 19
Starship
1
0 of 1
May 22, 2026
B1098
Falcon Heavy
1
0
Apr 29, 2026
Booster B1067
Falcon 9. Its career shows 36 flights
and 36 landings, as Launch Library records it.
We hold 4 of those flights, which is the list below; the rest are before
our window and are counted but not shown.
Falcon 9. Its career shows 35 flights
and 35 landings, as Launch Library records it.
We hold 5 of those flights, which is the list below; the rest are before
our window and are counted but not shown.
Falcon 9. Its career shows 32 flights
and 31 landings, as Launch Library records it.
We hold 4 of those flights, which is the list below; the rest are before
our window and are counted but not shown.
Falcon 9. Its career shows 29 flights
and 29 landings, as Launch Library records it.
We hold 5 of those flights, which is the list below; the rest are before
our window and are counted but not shown.
Falcon 9. Its career shows 29 flights
and 29 landings, as Launch Library records it.
We hold 4 of those flights, which is the list below; the rest are before
our window and are counted but not shown.
Falcon 9. Its career shows 28 flights
and 28 landings, as Launch Library records it.
We hold 5 of those flights, which is the list below; the rest are before
our window and are counted but not shown.
Falcon 9. Its career shows 25 flights
and 25 landings, as Launch Library records it.
We hold 5 of those flights, which is the list below; the rest are before
our window and are counted but not shown.
Falcon 9. Its career shows 23 flights
and 23 landings, as Launch Library records it.
We hold 5 of those flights, which is the list below; the rest are before
our window and are counted but not shown.
Grouped by the program Launch Library assigns a flight, which is present on 88 of 185 completed launches. The remaining 97 are not shown here; an absent program is a gap in the record, not a flight that belongs to none.
Program
Launches
Reached orbit
First
Most recent
Starlink
68
68
Jan 4, 2026
Jul 25, 2026
Amazon Leo
7
7
Feb 12, 2026
Jul 2, 2026
International Space Station
6
6
Feb 13, 2026
Jul 14, 2026
SpaceX Starship
2
2
May 22, 2026
Jul 24, 2026
Tiangong space station
2
2
May 11, 2026
May 24, 2026
Commercial Resupply Services
2
2
Apr 11, 2026
May 15, 2026
Global Positioning System
2
2
Jan 28, 2026
Apr 21, 2026
Soyuz
1
1
Jul 14, 2026
Jul 14, 2026
Shenzhou
1
1
May 24, 2026
May 24, 2026
Artemis
1
1
Apr 1, 2026
Apr 1, 2026
Commercial Crew Program
1
1
Feb 13, 2026
Feb 13, 2026
A row opens that program's flights.
Starlink
The record holds 68 flights between Jan 4, 2026 and
Jul 25, 2026, across 202 days, from
1 provider. Grouped by the program
Launch Library assigns a flight, so a flight carrying no program is absent rather than
counted elsewhere.
68 of 68 reached orbit, 100% of them, at one flight every 3 days on average.
60 earlier flights are in this
program's record and in the launch archive on this page.
Amazon Leo
The record holds 7 flights between Feb 12, 2026 and
Jul 2, 2026, across 139 days, from
2 providers. Grouped by the program
Launch Library assigns a flight, so a flight carrying no program is absent rather than
counted elsewhere.
7 of 7 reached orbit, 100% of them, at one flight every 23 days on average.
The record holds 6 flights between Feb 13, 2026 and
Jul 14, 2026, across 151 days, from
2 providers. Grouped by the program
Launch Library assigns a flight, so a flight carrying no program is absent rather than
counted elsewhere.
6 of 6 reached orbit, 100% of them, at one flight every 30 days on average.
The record holds 2 flights between May 22, 2026 and
Jul 24, 2026, across 63 days, from
1 provider. Grouped by the program
Launch Library assigns a flight, so a flight carrying no program is absent rather than
counted elsewhere.
2 of 2 reached orbit, 100% of them, at one flight every 63 days on average.
The record holds 2 flights between May 11, 2026 and
May 24, 2026, across 14 days, from
1 provider. Grouped by the program
Launch Library assigns a flight, so a flight carrying no program is absent rather than
counted elsewhere.
2 of 2 reached orbit, 100% of them, at one flight every 14 days on average.
The record holds 2 flights between Apr 11, 2026 and
May 15, 2026, across 34 days, from
1 provider. Grouped by the program
Launch Library assigns a flight, so a flight carrying no program is absent rather than
counted elsewhere.
2 of 2 reached orbit, 100% of them, at one flight every 34 days on average.
The record holds 2 flights between Jan 28, 2026 and
Apr 21, 2026, across 83 days, from
1 provider. Grouped by the program
Launch Library assigns a flight, so a flight carrying no program is absent rather than
counted elsewhere.
2 of 2 reached orbit, 100% of them, at one flight every 83 days on average.
The record holds 1 flight between Jul 14, 2026 and
Jul 14, 2026, on one day, from
1 provider. Grouped by the program
Launch Library assigns a flight, so a flight carrying no program is absent rather than
counted elsewhere.
The record holds 1 flight between May 24, 2026 and
May 24, 2026, on one day, from
1 provider. Grouped by the program
Launch Library assigns a flight, so a flight carrying no program is absent rather than
counted elsewhere.
The record holds 1 flight between Apr 1, 2026 and
Apr 1, 2026, on one day, from
1 provider. Grouped by the program
Launch Library assigns a flight, so a flight carrying no program is absent rather than
counted elsewhere.
The record holds 1 flight between Feb 13, 2026 and
Feb 13, 2026, on one day, from
1 provider. Grouped by the program
Launch Library assigns a flight, so a flight carrying no program is absent rather than
counted elsewhere.
Orbital launch attempts we hold with an outcome recorded, from Jan 7, 2020 to Jul 25, 2026. The record from January 2026 is read live from two sources; 2020 through 2025 was backfilled once from Launch Library and holds 1,324 flights. Suborbital flights and test articles that never target orbit are not counted.
Full success
The payload reached its intended orbit. A launch counts against a provider only once its outcome is recorded, so a flight in progress appears under Next.
12 months
Flights in the trailing 365 days, set against the 365 before them. Both are real windows over the backfilled record, which is what retired this page's old refusal to print a trailing year.
90 days
Flights in the 90 days to Jul 27, 2026, against the 90 before: the current quarter's pace, where the 12-month column is the era.
Change
The last 90 days against the 90 before them. A provider whose first flight falls inside the recent window has no prior period, and reads as no change rather than as growth.
Median gap
The median days between one flight and the next. The median rather than the mean, because one long pause early on drags an average away from the ordinary case.
Streak
Consecutive full successes, counted back from the most recent flight.
Confirmed
The share of a provider's flights that both Launch Library and the Wikipedia launch lists record. Two sources agreeing is a stronger record than one asserting, and 169 of 1464 flights here have it.
Ranking
The Wilson lower bound on the full success rate, then flight count. A three-for-three record does not outrank a long one at the same rate.
Not computed here
Manifest conversion and schedule reliability
Both need the dates a provider announced at the start of a period set against when it flew. The store records a launch date changing, so this becomes computable once that log has depth. It is not estimated meanwhile.
Payload mass, commercial share, price
Launch Library's free tier carries none of the three, and no other source in the record carries them either.
Partial failures
5 flights across the record carry a partial-failure status, all of them before 2026; the field has not been used on a flight since.
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