Falcon 9
Success
Jun 8, 2026B1067 — 35th Booster Flight (Reuse Record)
A single Falcon 9 booster flew for the 35th time — the most of any orbital rocket ever, approaching the lifetime flights of a Space Shuttle orbiter.
Mission facts
| Date | Jun 8, 2026 |
| Vehicle | Falcon 9 |
| Payload | Starlink batch |
| Destination | Low Earth orbit |
| Customer | SpaceX |
| Booster | B1067 (35th flight) |
| Recovery | Droneship |
| Crewed | No |
| Outcome | Success |
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@misc{elonfacts-missions-b1067-35th-flight, title={B1067 — 35th Booster Flight (Reuse Record)}, author={{ElonFacts.org}}, year={2026}, url={https://elonfacts.org/missions/b1067-35th-flight}}
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