The next mission kicks off in just 10 days, followed by a packed launch manifest for the remainder of the year and beyond. Here is the schedule as it stands now.
- April 27th [Updated]
- TürkmenÄlem, the first telecommunications satellite for Turkmenistan
- May TBD
- Dragon V2 (manned spacecraft) pad abort test - while not actually a "flight" is worth noting (NASA)
- June TBD
- Second launch of Orbcomm satellites to complete the OG2 constellation
- June 19
- ISS resupply mission CRS-7 (NASA)
- July TBD
- SES-9 geo-transfer orbit (GTO) mission, with the SES-9 spacecraft joining the previously launched SES-8 in geosynchronous orbit
- July 22
- Jason 3 Earth observation satellite for monitoring and measuring the world’s oceans (NOAA)
- Sept 2
- ISS resupply mission CRS-8, Bigelow Aerospace's Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM) - an expandable (as in inflatable) compartment (NASA)
- Sept TBD
- The second dual-GTO mission for the Eutelsat 117W B and ABS-2A satellites
- Dec 9
- ISS resupply mission CRS-9 (NASA)
- Mar TBD (2016)
- Falcon Heavy Test Flight!
- TBD
- AMOS-6 satellite
JCSat 14 satellite
SAOCOM 1A and 1B Earth observation satellites (separate launches).
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