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Falcon 9
The world's first orbital-class reusable rocket — and the most-flown vehicle in the fleet.
The world's first orbital-class reusable rocket — and the most-flown vehicle in the fleet.
The first stage returns to a landing pad or droneship after every flight, is refurbished, and flies again — turning what used to be discarded into the cheapest path to orbit.
With hundreds of successful missions and re-flights, Falcon 9 is the most flight-proven rocket in operation, carrying satellites, cargo, and crew on the same reliable airframe.
From Starlink deployments to interplanetary probes, Falcon 9 lifts payloads to low-Earth orbit, geostationary transfer, and beyond, with a fairing sized for large spacecraft.
The booster returns and lands after nearly every flight, then flies again — the core of low-cost access to orbit.
Certified to carry astronauts, with a proven record of crewed missions to the Space Station.
Book a slot on a shared launch or fly a whole rocket for a single payload.
The most-flown vehicle in operation, launching on a schedule no other rocket can match.
First Falcon 9 reaches orbit on its debut flight.
First successful landing of an orbital-class booster.
First re-flight of a recovered booster.
Carries astronauts to orbit for the first time.
The most-flown, most-reused rocket in operation.