Satellite Industry Grapples with the End of Falcon 9
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SpaceX quietly closes the door to its commercial customers: it is now impossible to book a Falcon 9 flight after 2028. A news that plunges a large part of the satellite industry into panic.
SpaceX plans to decommission its Falcon 9 cargo rocket, the most widely used commercial launch vehicle, to focus on... | 22.09.2026, PRIME
Satellite industry grapples with the end of Falcon 9
PARIS — The satellite industry is coming to grips with SpaceX’s plans to end commercial Falcon 9 launches in the next few years, creating a significant, if temporary, gap in access to orbit. Jeff Foust writes about space policy, commercial space, and related topics for SpaceNews. He earned a Ph.D.…
The private space sector has begun to adapt in advance to the phasing out of commercial use of the Falcon 9 rocket. Although SpaceX has not officially announced the dismantling of the program, market players note: booking a new commercial start on this host is almost impossible. Experts call the most critical period of time 2029-2031. Image source: SpaceX over the years of successful Falcon... The Post End of the Festival: SpaceX stopped orderin…
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