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Falcon 9 Dedicated Launch

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Description

Full dedicated launch on SpaceX Falcon 9 to LEO, SSO, or GTO. Includes mission integration, fairing, and launch operations from Cape Canaveral or Vandenberg. First stage recovery keeps costs low. Flight-proven boosters available for additional savings.

Specifications

payloadGTO

8,300 kg

payloadLEO

22,800 kg

payloadMars

4,020 kg

fairingDiameter

5.2 m

Past performance

691 Falcon 9 launches, 644 landings, 610 reflights (SpaceX site counter, read 2026-10-10).

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Details

CoverageLEO, SSO, GTO, GEO, Interplanetary

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