Florida Space IndustryStreet Economics® · The Florida space economy on a network and a lineage
Method

Evidence architecture, open items and sources

Everything on this map is built from public documents. This page states how the graph is computed, what each source tier may carry, what this release does not answer and where every claim comes from.

Graph parameters

ParameterSetting
graph typeundirected simple graph
directionrelations are recorded with a direction in the dataset and symmetrized before any metric is computed, because betweenness here measures brokerage rather than flow
weightsnone; every edge counts once
multiple relationsat most one relation is recorded between any pair of nodes, so no pair is counted twice. Where more than one documented relation joins a pair, the map records one in this order of precedence: ownership, legal designation, property, public finance, industrial, commercial disclosure, research, person. The others remain in the node notes
hub nodes excludedTrue
person nodes includedTrue
historic and announced includedTrue
low confidence includedTrue
componentsbetweenness is computed across the whole graph including any disconnected component; a node in a component of one or two carries a betweenness of zero
formulabetweenness centrality normalized by 2 divided by (n minus 1)(n minus 2) for an undirected graph of n nodes, as implemented in networkx betweenness_centrality with normalized set to true
industrial subgraphthe industrial relations subgraph keeps only the relations in the industrial production and service family and drops ownership, property, legal, public finance, commercial disclosure, research and person relations
node count in graph94
edge count in graph147
toolnetworkx 3.6.1
timelinethe timeline places an entity at its founding or first operating year when the entity began in Florida for the relationship it represents, and otherwise at the year of its first documented Florida space relationship on this map; both years are published
observed industrialthe industrial relations subgraph restricted to observed relations: an edge is prospective, and left out, when its relation is planned or developmental or when either endpoint is announced rather than operating
commercial disclosurecommercial disclosure links remain in the full graph but are excluded from the industrial relations subgraph and from its observed only variant

Source tiers

TierWhat the tier may carryEntries
officialStatute, enrolled law, legislative analysis, federal and state agency record, federal license record, public company filing or investor disclosure, and the entity’s own published record of itself. An official source alone can carry a High grade.96
pressReported coverage by a named publication. A press source alone carries a Medium grade; it carries a High grade only beside an official source that supports the same claim.21
referenceEncyclopedia and compiled reference. A reference source never carries a High grade on its own and is used only where it is the corroborating source beside an official or press source, or where no primary document is published for a minor attribute.29

Open items

Research that is under way and not yet supported by primary records. None of it is published as a finding here, and the absence of a node is never read as the absence of a thing.

Facility and launch operations

  • The real property instruments behind each Cape Canaveral Space Force Station launch complex assignment, which would turn operates complex relations into lease relations where a lease is published.
  • The full launch complex roster at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, including the disposition of Launch Complex 15 after ABL Space Systems left the commercial launch market.
  • Any Firefly Aerospace Florida presence.
  • Port Canaveral space cargo tonnage and the operators working it, from primary port records.
  • Any JAXPORT role in space hardware movement.
  • Port Canaveral: primary records of space related cargo and recovery work before 2010, which would move its Florida space year earlier.
  • Launch Complex 36: the return to flight date once the rebuild completes, and the FAA decision on the New Glenn cadence increase.

Workforce and industrial structure

  • ULA Vulcan production depth in Decatur and the Delta Operations Center footprint at the Cape.
  • Collins Aerospace Melbourne: the site and its space scope. The site carries no documented relation to another node and is held off the map under the inclusion rule until a primary source documents one.
  • Northrop Grumman Melbourne: a documented Florida space relation at the site. The B-21 design and engineering work and the state authority’s 2014 financing are documented; space work at the site is not, and the site is held off the map until a primary source documents it.
  • Pratt and Whitney West Palm Beach operations as they stand after the engine separation.
  • Employer specific graduate and technician pipelines from the universities to named employers, published only from a documented partnership, hiring record or internship program.
  • Eastern Florida State College and the technical college workforce pipeline.

Data and statutory history

  • Statewide space employment and output figures from a primary state or federal series.
  • L3Harris Technologies: a primary record of the Melbourne headquarters history, which would move its Florida space year earlier than the 2021 Palm Bay campus relation that sets it now.
  • Statute subsection history: the chapter law that added each subsection of s. 331.304, so that each designation edge carries its own enactment year rather than the section history.

How to cite

Street Economics®, Florida Space Industry: a network and lineage map, version 1.8.0, data current through 19 September 2026. https://space.streeteconomics.ai

Source register

146 entries, each with the exact URL and the date the link was last checked.

IDTierDocumentLast checkedAutomated access
AEIHOMEofficialAE Industrial Partners, firm site4 October 2026confirmed
ALCOMULAofficialAlabama Department of Commerce, Made in Alabama: ULA assembles Vulcan at its Decatur factory, where it also builds the Atlas V and Delta IV launch vehicles4 October 2026confirmed
AMZEXPofficialAmazon, Project Kuiper invests a further $19.5 million to expand at Kennedy Space Center (42,000 square foot support building, nearly $140 million total)4 October 2026confirmed
AMZKUIofficialAmazon, Project Kuiper satellite processing facility at Kennedy Space Center, 21 July 2023 ($120 million, 100,000 square feet, up to 50 jobs)4 October 2026confirmed
AMZLEOofficialAmazon, inside Amazon's satellite facility in Florida (Amazon Leo, formerly Project Kuiper; more than 80 launches secured across Arianespace, Blue Origin, SpaceX and ULA)4 October 2026confirmed
AMZLEOHOMEofficialAmazon Leo, program site4 October 2026confirmed
ARRL10officialAerojet Rocketdyne, RL10 engines placed at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex and the Cox Science Center (the RL10 is designed, manufactured, assembled and tested in West Palm Beach)4 October 2026confirmed
BOEC3PFofficialBoeing, Boeing finalizes agreement for Kennedy Space Center facility, 22 October 2013 (agreement with Space Florida for the Commercial Crew and Cargo Processing Facility, the former Orbiter Processing Facility 3)4 October 2026confirmed
BOFLofficialBlue Origin, Florida investment matches our ambitious growth plans (nearly 4,000 Brevard employees, more than $2.3 billion across 500 Florida suppliers, 11 sites in Brevard and Orange counties)4 October 2026confirmed
BONG3officialBlue Origin, NG-3 mission record: New Glenn’s third mission lifts off on 19 April 2026 from Launch Complex 36 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station4 October 2026refused by the host, live in a browser
CAPITpressThe Capitolist, Florida expands aerospace infrastructure with new spaceport territories in Miami-Dade and Bay counties4 October 2026confirmed
CECILofficialCecil Spaceport, Jacksonville Aviation Authority4 October 2026confirmed
CFPUBpressCentral Florida Public Media, Space Florida seeks to expand spaceport designations during the legislative session4 October 2026confirmed
CH202476officialChapter 2024-76, Laws of Florida, the enrolled act adding Homestead and Tyndall to spaceport territory4 October 2026confirmed
DAF37officialDepartment of the Air Force, notice of record of decision for the environmental impact statement for Starship-Super Heavy at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, signed 20 November 2025, authorizing redevelopment of Space Launch Complex 37 and requiring a revised record of decision after the FAA airspace analysis4 October 2026confirmed
DEFNEWSpressDefense News, Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control4 October 2026confirmed
EOG26officialExecutive Office of the Governor, $600M Blue Origin manufacturing expansion, 22 May 20264 October 2026confirmed
ERAUCONofficialEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Embry-Riddle partners on the Florida University Space Research Consortium4 October 2026confirmed
FAA39AofficialFederal Aviation Administration, Record of Decision, SpaceX Starship-Super Heavy launch vehicle at Launch Complex 39A, Kennedy Space Center, February 2026, authorizing up to 44 launches and 44 landings a year4 October 2026confirmed
FAALICofficialFederal Aviation Administration, commercial space licenses and permits4 October 2026confirmed
FAANGofficialFederal Aviation Administration, Blue Origin New Glenn at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station: vehicle operator license VOL 24-133 for New Glenn launches at Space Launch Complex 36, and the draft environmental assessment for a cadence increase4 October 2026confirmed
FAASLFofficialFederal Aviation Administration, Shuttle Landing Facility stakeholder page, recording the Space Florida launch and reentry site operator license LRSO 18-018 issued 15 January 20214 October 2026confirmed
FCNpressFirst Coast News, Cecil Spaceport development and expansion with Hermeus4 October 2026refused by the host, live in a browser
FITCONofficialFlorida Tech, Florida Tech joins the University Space Research Consortium (consortium formed November 2024; later members USF, Florida State and Florida International; C-STARS established 2024)4 October 2026confirmed
FITHOMEofficialFlorida Institute of Technology4 October 2026confirmed
FLHR9421officialFlorida House of Representatives, HR 9421 (1998), resolution commending United Space Alliance, the Boeing and Lockheed Martin joint venture that became prime contractor for Space Shuttle operations in October 1996 with its Ground Operations division at Kennedy Space Center5 October 2026confirmed
FMNpressFlorida Media Now, Aerojet Rocketdyne to boost RL10 production in West Palm Beach4 October 2026confirmed
FR39AofficialFederal Register 91 FR 5020, 3 February 2026, notice of availability of the final environmental impact statement and record of decision for Starship-Super Heavy at Launch Complex 39A4 October 2026confirmed
FS331304officialFlorida Statutes s. 331.304, spaceport territory, seven subsections as amended through the 2025 statutes4 October 2026confirmed
FS331307officialFlorida Statutes s. 331.307, spaceport facility at Cape San Blas4 October 2026confirmed
FSIHOMEofficialFlorida Space Institute, University of Central Florida4 October 2026confirmed
HERMHOMEofficialHermeus, company site4 October 2026confirmed
LHXAJofficialL3Harris Technologies, completion of the Aerojet Rocketdyne acquisition, 28 July 20234 October 2026confirmed
LHXIRofficialL3Harris Technologies, investor relations4 October 2026confirmed
LHXSECofficialSEC EDGAR, L3Harris exhibit 99.1, agreement to acquire Aerojet Rocketdyne, 18 December 2022 ($58 per share, $4.7 billion including net debt; West Palm Beach and Orlando named among the manufacturing sites)4 October 2026confirmed
LMNEWSpressLockheed Martin newsroom, Terran Orbital acquisition4 October 2026confirmed
MDIVEpressManufacturing Dive, Blue Origin plans a $600M rocket plant expansion in Florida (LC-36 rebuilt at more than $1 billion, completed 2021)4 October 2026confirmed
NASA39ALofficialNASA, NASA signs agreement with SpaceX for use of historic launch pad, 14 April 2014 (20 year agreement under which SpaceX operates and maintains Launch Complex 39A at its own expense)4 October 2026confirmed
NASA39BofficialNASA, Launch Complex 39B reference page4 October 2026confirmed
NASAA2officialNASA, Artemis II mission page: the Space Launch System rocket and the Orion spacecraft at Launch Complex 39B, Kennedy Space Center4 October 2026confirmed
NASAAP1officialNASA, Apollo 1 mission page, the pad fire of 27 January 1967 at Launch Complex 34, Saturn IB AS-2045 October 2026confirmed
NASAAP11officialNASA, Apollo 11 mission page, launch on 16 July 1969 from Kennedy Space Center5 October 2026confirmed
NASAAP5officialNASA, Apollo 5 mission facts, launch on 22 January 1968 from Launch Complex 37B on Saturn IB SA-2045 October 2026confirmed
NASAAP7officialNASA, Apollo 7 mission page, the Saturn IB launch from Launch Complex 34 in October 19685 October 2026confirmed
NASAAPPofficialNASA, The Apollo Program, 1962 to 1972, Saturn IB for Earth orbit flights and Saturn V for lunar flights5 October 2026confirmed
NASACENTofficialNASA, Centaur: A NASA Workhorse, the first successful Atlas Centaur launch on 27 November 19635 October 2026confirmed
NASACONofficialNASA Kennedy Space Center, NASA's Kennedy marks new chapter for Florida space industry (consortium memorandum of understanding signed 8 January 2025)4 October 2026confirmed
NASAECofficialNASA, Liftoff of NASA’s Europa Clipper: a SpaceX Falcon Heavy lifts off from Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center on 14 October 20244 October 2026confirmed
NASAGEMofficialNASA, Project Gemini program page, twelve missions on the Titan launch vehicle5 October 2026confirmed
NASAGT12officialNASA, Gemini XII mission page, the final Gemini flight in November 19665 October 2026confirmed
NASAGT3officialNASA, Gemini III mission facts, launch on 23 March 1965 from Complex 19, Cape Canaveral, on a Titan II5 October 2026confirmed
NASAKSCofficialNASA, Kennedy Space Center4 October 2026confirmed
NASAMA6officialNASA, Mercury-Atlas 6: Friendship 7, launch on 20 February 1962 from Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 145 October 2026confirmed
NASAMERCofficialNASA, Project Mercury program page5 October 2026confirmed
NASAMR3officialNASA, Mercury-Redstone 3: Freedom 7 mission facts, launch pad LC-5, launch on 5 May 19615 October 2026confirmed
NASAOPF3officialNASA, NASA signs agreement with Space Florida to reuse Kennedy facilities, October 2011 (15 year use permit for Orbiter Processing Facility 3, the main engine processing facility and the processing control center)4 October 2026confirmed
NASAORIONofficialNASA, Orion spacecraft4 October 2026confirmed
NASAROADofficialNASA Glenn Research Center history, A Road Trip for a Rocket: Atlas Centaur flights and the vehicle line that continues as Atlas V5 October 2026confirmed
NASARRofficialNASA Kennedy Space Center, NASA reviews SpaceX Roberts Road expansion (HangarX, launch support facility, Starship build out, 1.6 mile connector road)4 October 2026confirmed
NASASTSofficialNASA, Space Shuttle program page, 135 missions from the first launch on 12 April 1981 to the final landing on 21 July 20115 October 2026confirmed
NASASTS1officialNASA, STS-1 mission facts, Columbia, launch pad 39A, 12 April 19815 October 2026confirmed
NASASTS135officialNASA, STS-135 mission facts, Atlantis, launch pad 39A, landing on 21 July 2011 at the Kennedy Shuttle Landing Facility5 October 2026confirmed
NASAVABofficialNASA Facts, Vehicle Assembly Building, completed in 1966 for the Apollo Saturn V and the final assembly point for the space shuttle, upgraded for the Space Launch System5 October 2026confirmed
NSENG3pressNew Space Economy, 19 April 2026: New Glenn’s third flight from Launch Complex 36, with the record of NG-1 on 16 January 2025 and NG-2 on 13 November 20254 October 2026confirmed
NSFLCpressNASASpaceflight, Cape neighbors Stoke and Relativity advance Launch Complex 14 and Launch Complex 164 October 2026refused by the host, live in a browser
NSFLC36pressNASASpaceflight.com, Blue Origin complex progress for New Glenn, April 2021: the Atlas era at Launch Complex 36, first launch on 8 May 1962 and the Atlas Centaur 2 launch from LC-36A on 27 November 19635 October 2026confirmed
NSFSSpressNASASpaceflight, Starship in Florida pushing for launch this year (Gigabay at Roberts Road, LC-39A and SLC-37A progress as of July 2026)4 October 2026confirmed
NTRSRL10officialNASA Glenn Research Center, RL10 Engine Ability to Transition from Atlas to Shuttle/Centaur Program, NASA Technical Reports Server 20140011176: first successful Centaur flight on 27 November 1963 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, powered by the RL105 October 2026confirmed
ORLBIZpressOrlando Economic Partnership, aerospace and defense industry profile4 October 2026confirmed
OSLC36pressOrlando Sentinel via Stars and Stripes, 6 August 2026: a valve identified as the cause of the 28 May New Glenn static fire explosion at Launch Complex 36; the transporter erector destroyed, the main launch tower viable, rebuild aimed at a return before the end of 20264 October 2026confirmed
PORTCANofficialCanaveral Port Authority, space operations at Port Canaveral4 October 2026confirmed
PORTCEO25officialCanaveral Port Authority, CEO keynote to the National Space Club Florida Committee, 12 February 2025: SpaceX recovery of 69 boosters and 165 fairings in 2024; Blue Origin leasing on port facilities since 2022 for New Glenn booster recovery4 October 2026confirmed
PORTHOMEofficialCanaveral Port Authority, Port Canaveral4 October 2026confirmed
PORTSPACEofficialCanaveral Port Authority, Space Operations at Port Canaveral: launch and recovery operations for SpaceX, Blue Origin and other providers, including booster recoveries by SpaceX and Blue Origin vessels4 October 2026confirmed
RDHOMEofficialRocketdyne, company site of the standalone propulsion company4 October 2026confirmed
RDWHOMEofficialRedwire, company site, now published at rdw.com4 October 2026confirmed
RDWIDIQofficialRedwire investor relations, $25 million single award IDIQ contract from NASA for biotechnology and on-orbit operations aboard the International Space Station4 October 2026confirmed
RDWJAXofficialRedwire, Jacksonville facility (corporate headquarters, 37,000 square feet of prototyping and flight hardware manufacture and test)4 October 2026confirmed
RDWNASAofficialRedwire, NASA contract to expand pharmaceutical drug development in space, 25 March 20254 October 2026confirmed
RELTRofficialRelativity Space, Terran R4 October 2026confirmed
RTXPWofficialPratt and Whitney, an RTX business4 October 2026refused by the host, live in a browser
SB968ANofficialFlorida Senate bill analysis and fiscal impact statement, CS/SB 968, spaceport territory, 20244 October 2026confirmed
SB968ERofficialFlorida Legislature, CS/SB 968 (2024), enrolled text (adds Homestead Air Reserve Base and Tyndall Air Force Base to spaceport territory, effective 1 July 2024)4 October 2026confirmed
SFAIRBUSofficialSpace Florida, project page, Airbus U.S. Space and Defense (Exploration Park satellite factory established 2016 with Airbus OneWeb Satellites; Spaceport Improvement Program investment and the conduit finance and leasing structure; more than 600 satellites produced in Florida; $75 million expansion through conduit finance)4 October 2026confirmed
SFBO26officialSpace Florida, Governor announces $600M Blue Origin manufacturing expansion, 22 May 2026 (Spaceport Improvement Program: 48 projects since 2012, $531 million state investment, $3.3 billion private)4 October 2026confirmed
SFCONofficialSpace Florida, board designates the Florida University Space Research Consortium as the state's official space research entity, 7 November 20244 October 2026confirmed
SFKUIofficialSpace Florida, Amazon's Project Kuiper expands to Space Florida's Launch and Landing Facility, 21 July 20234 October 2026confirmed
SFLEG12officialFlorida Senate bill analysis, SB 110, 2012, recording the Cape San Blas launch site history and the single suborbital launch by a Space Florida predecessor4 October 2026confirmed
SFLEG24officialSpace Florida, 2024 legislative session priorities (states the pre 2024 spaceport system territory)4 October 2026confirmed
SFLGOVofficialSpace Florida, agency home and authority description4 October 2026confirmed
SFN139pressSpaceflight Now, Amazon says a $139.5 million investment in Florida is key to ramping up launch cadence with Project Kuiper4 October 2026confirmed
SFNNSSLpressSpaceflight Now, Space Force awards $13.7 billion in National Security Space Launch contracts to Blue Origin, SpaceX and ULA4 October 2026confirmed
SFPASSofficialSpace Florida statement on final passage of SB 968, 5 March 2024 ($2.14 billion in private investment attracted to date)4 October 2026confirmed
SFSEISofficialDepartment of the Air Force, Starship-Super Heavy at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station environmental impact statement project site4 October 2026confirmed
SFTERRofficialSpace Florida, Florida expands spaceport system with two newly designated territories, July 20244 October 2026confirmed
SIDU10KofficialSidus Space, annual report on Form 10-K, SEC EDGAR (multi launch agreement with SpaceX for LizzieSat rideshare missions beginning 2024; 35,000 square foot Merritt Island manufacturing, assembly, integration and test facility; customers including NASA, the Department of Defense, SpaceX and Blue Origin)4 October 2026confirmed
SIDUS10KofficialSidus Space, Form 10-K for fiscal 2025, Item 1: flight proven systems, platforms, devices and hardware delivered for customers including NASA, the Department of Defense, SpaceX and Blue Origin4 October 2026confirmed
SIDUSHOMEofficialSidus Space, company site4 October 2026confirmed
SIDUSIRpressSidus Space investor relations, Merritt Island operations4 October 2026confirmed
SLD4594officialSpace Launch Delta 45 public affairs release, 94th Eastern Range launch of 2025, November 20254 October 2026confirmed
SN100pressSpaceNews, Florida Space Coast tops 100 launches as the Space Force pushes for range upgrades ($1.3 billion through 2028 for Spaceport of the Future)4 October 2026confirmed
SNKUIpressSpaceNews, Amazon picks Kennedy Space Center for Project Kuiper processing facility4 October 2026confirmed
SNRDpressSpaceNews, Rocketdyne reemerges as a standalone space company (AE Industrial takes 60 percent; about 1,300 people; L3Harris retains a noncontrolling interest)4 October 2026confirmed
SPOKpressSpokesman-Review, Blue Origin's $600 million Space Coast expansion to bring 500 jobs (Rocket Park, second lunar lander site, recovery equipment at Port Canaveral)4 October 2026confirmed
SPXF9officialSpaceX, Falcon 94 October 2026confirmed
SPXFUGofficialSpaceX, Falcon Payload User’s Guide (May 2025): Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy vehicle overview, SpaceX design and manufacturing facilities, and the Florida launch sites including Launch Complex 39A4 October 2026confirmed
SPXLAUNCHofficialSpaceX, launches4 October 2026confirmed
STOKEHOMEofficialStoke Space, company site4 October 2026confirmed
TITUSofficialCity of Titusville, Space Coast Regional Airport4 October 2026confirmed
TNOHOMEofficialTerran Orbital, company site4 October 2026confirmed
UCFCONofficialUniversity of Central Florida, Space Florida announces launch of the Florida University Space Research Consortium4 October 2026confirmed
UFCONofficialUniversity of Florida, NASA's Kennedy Space Center and Florida universities unite to propel space exploration (charter members UF, UCF and Embry-Riddle)4 October 2026confirmed
ULAATLASofficialUnited Launch Alliance, Atlas V4 October 2026confirmed
ULAVULofficialUnited Launch Alliance, Vulcan Centaur4 October 2026confirmed
USSF45officialUnited States Space Force, Space Launch Delta 45 breaks records, remains world's busiest spaceport in 2024 (93 Eastern Range launches, 1,389 orbital assets)4 October 2026confirmed
WAJRDreferenceWikipedia, Aerojet Rocketdyne (headquartered in Palm Bay, Florida; defunct 5 January 2026, split into Rocketdyne and L3Harris Missile Solutions)4 October 2026confirmed
WCSBreferenceWikipedia, Cape San Blas4 October 2026confirmed
WEGLINreferenceWikipedia, Eglin Air Force Base4 October 2026confirmed
WFAMUofficialFAMU-FSU College of Engineering, the joint college of Florida A&M University and Florida State University4 October 2026confirmed
WFITreferenceWikipedia, Florida Institute of Technology4 October 2026confirmed
WFSIreferenceWikipedia, Florida Space Institute4 October 2026confirmed
WHERMreferenceWikipedia, Hermeus4 October 2026confirmed
WKSCreferenceWikipedia, Kennedy Space Center4 October 2026confirmed
WLC14referenceWikipedia, Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 144 October 2026confirmed
WLC15referenceWikipedia, Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 15 (ABL Space Systems lease; exit from the commercial launch market October 2024, rebranded Long Wall)4 October 2026confirmed
WLC16referenceWikipedia, Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 164 October 2026confirmed
WLC36referenceWikipedia, Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 364 October 2026confirmed
WLC39AreferenceWikipedia, Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A (established 1962; NASA owner, SpaceX tenant; Starship pad under construction)4 October 2026confirmed
WLC39BreferenceWikipedia, Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B4 October 2026confirmed
WLHXreferenceWikipedia, L3Harris4 October 2026confirmed
WORIONreferenceWikipedia, Orion spacecraft4 October 2026confirmed
WOWSreferenceWikipedia, OneWeb Satellites4 October 2026confirmed
WPORTreferenceWikipedia, Port Canaveral4 October 2026confirmed
WPWreferenceWikipedia, Pratt and Whitney4 October 2026confirmed
WREDreferenceWikipedia, Redwire4 October 2026confirmed
WRELreferenceWikipedia, Relativity Space4 October 2026confirmed
WSCRAreferenceWikipedia, Space Coast Regional Airport4 October 2026confirmed
WSLC37referenceWikipedia, Cape Canaveral Space Launch Complex 37 (last Delta IV Heavy launch 9 April 2024; renovation for Starship)4 October 2026confirmed
WSLC40referenceWikipedia, Cape Canaveral Space Launch Complex 404 October 2026confirmed
WSLC41referenceWikipedia, Cape Canaveral Space Launch Complex 414 October 2026confirmed
WSPXreferenceWikipedia, SpaceX4 October 2026confirmed
WSTOKEreferenceWikipedia, Stoke Space4 October 2026confirmed
WT26pressWashington Technology, L3Harris to sell majority ownership of its space propulsion unit to AE Industrial4 October 2026confirmed
WULAreferenceWikipedia, United Launch Alliance4 October 2026confirmed
WUSAreferenceWikipedia, United Space Alliance5 October 2026confirmed
WVABreferenceWikipedia, Vehicle Assembly Building5 October 2026confirmed