SpaceX Manifest Updates and Discussion Thread 5

[gongora]

Discussion of the manifest, and updates. The best guess at the current manifest is in this post. 

The first four posts in this thread are maintained
1 - Current manifest and some links
2 - Past launches
3 - Smoliarm's graphical manifest
4 - links

Discussion of the table format should be done here: SpaceX Manifest Table Format Discussion
Prior thread: SpaceX Manifest Updates and Discussion Thread 4

Sites:
      C=Cape Canaveral Spaceport (KSC/CCAFS) (UTC-4 EDT,UTC-5 EST)
            CCAFS SLC-40: Active for Falcon 9
            KSC LC-39A: Active for Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy
      V=Vandenberg (UTC-7 PDT,UTC-8 PST)
            SLC-4E: Active for Falcon 9
      B=Boca Chica (UTC-5 CDT,UTC-6 CST)
            Site preparation work underway

U.S. daylight saving time starts second Sunday in March, ends first Sunday in November, time changes at 2:00 a.m. local time

Local	LV	Core	Ret-	.	.	Mass	.	Mis-
Est. Date,  Time/UTC	.	S/N	urn	Payload(s)	Orb	(kg)	Site	sion
-------------------	---	------	---	----------------------------	---	-----	-----	----
2018-12-03  1034/-8	F9	1046.3	S	SSO-A	SSO	~4k	V-4E	65
2018-12-05  1316/-5	F9	1050	L	CRS SpX-16	LEO	~10k	C-40	66
2018-12-23  0851/-5	F9	1054	X	USAF GPS III SV01	MEO	4400	C-40	67
2019-01-11  0731/-8	F9	1049.2	S	Iridium NEXT (Flight 8)	PLR	9600	V-4E	68
2019-02-21*2045/-5	F9	1048.3	S	Nusantara Satu/SpaceIL/GTO-1	GTO	4850	C-40	69
2019-03-02  0249/-5	F9	1051	S	CCtCap DM1	LEO	12k	C-39A	70
-------------------	---	------	---	----------------------------	---	-----	-----	----
2019-04-07 1836/-4	H	NNN*	LSL	Arabsat 6A	GTO	~6k	C-39A	(H2)
2019-04-25 0620/-4	F9	.	L	CRS SpX-17	LEO	~10k	C	.
2019-05-16 (NET)	F9	1051.2	L	RADARSAT Constellation	SSO	~5k?	V-4E	.
2019-05-late (NET)	F9	R	.	AMOS-17	GTO	5500	C	.
2019-05 (NET)	F9	.	.	Starlink 1	LEO	.	C	.
2019-06 (NET)	F9	1048.4	X?	CCiCap In-Flight Abort Test	SUB	.	C	N/A
2019-06 (NET)	H	RNR*	...	STP-2 (US Air Force)	MEO	~8k?	C-39A	(H3)
2019-07	F9	.	L	CRS SpX-18	LEO	~10k	C	.
2019-Q3	F9	.	.	JCSAT-18/Kacific-1	GTO	6800	C	.
2019-H2	F9	N	S	CCtCap DM2 (Crew)	LEO	.	C-39A	.
2019-10	F9	N	.	USAF GPS III-3	MEO	4400	C	.
2019-12	F9	.	.	CRS SpX-19	LEO	~10k	C	.
2019-late	F9	.	.	SiriusXM SXM-7	GTO	>5400	C	(80)
2019-late (NET)	F9	N	S	CCtCap Crew-1	LEO	.	C-39A	.
2020-early	F9	.	.	SAOCOM 1B	SSO	~3-4k	V-4E	.
2020	F9	.	.	USAF GPS III-4	MEO	4400	C	(100)
2020-03	F9	.	.	CRS SpX-20	LEO	~10k	C	.
2020-mid	F9	.	.	SiriusXM SXM-8	GTO	>5400	C	(80)
2020	F9	.	.	Türksat 5A	GTO	3500	C	.
2020-08	F9	.	.	CRS2 SpX-21	LEO	~10k	C	.
2020-09	H	N	.	AFSPC-52	GTO	.	C-39A	.
2020-11	F9	.	.	Sentinel-6A (Jason-CS)	LEO	1440	V-4E	.
2020-late	F9	.	.	SARah 1	SSO	~2200	V-4E	.
2020-12	F9	.	.	Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter	?	550	C	(82)
2020-late (NET)	F9	.	.	CRS2 SpX-22	LEO	~10k	C	.
2020 (NET)	F9	.	.	USAF GPS III-5	MEO	4400	C	(100)
2020 (NET)	F9	.	.	USAF GPS III-6	MEO	4400	C	(100)
2021-Q1	H	N	.	AFSPC-44	GEO	.	C-39A	.
2021	H	.	.	Ovzon-3	GEO	?	C-39A	.
2021	F9	.	.	Türksat 5B	GTO	4500	C	.
2021	F9	.	.	SARah 2/3	SSO	~3600	V-4E	.
2021-09	F9	.	.	SWOT	LEO	2000	V-4E	.
2021	F9	R	.	WorldView Legion	LEO	.	V	.
2021	F9	R	.	WorldView Legion	LEO	.	C	.
2021-H2	F9	N	.	NROL-85	LEO	?	C	.
2021-H2	F9	N	.	NROL-87	SSO	?	V-4E	.
2022 (Very NET)	BFR	.	.	Mars	TMI	.	?	.
2023 (NET)	BFR	.	.	#dearMoon	TLI	.	?	.
TBD (2020-2024)	F9	.	.	Commercial Crew (5 flights)	LEO	.	C-39A	.
(begin late 2019?)	F9	.	.	Starlink Deployment	LEO	.	C	.
TBD (2021-2024)	F9	.	.	CRS-2 (4+ flights)	LEO	.	C	.
TBD (2021-2022)	H	.	.	one of the ViaSat 3 sats	GEO	6400	C-39A	.

Companies that appear to have launch contracts for unspecified payloads:
Eutelsat, Inmarsat, Bigelow

Secondary payloads (primary payload may not be known yet)
ispace HAKUTO-R
Spacepharma cubesat

Date: *=Local date differs from UTC date
Return: L=Land,S=Sea,X=Expendable,N/A=Not Applicable
Launch Vehicle: F9=Falcon 9, H=Falcon Heavy, F=Falcon 9 or Heavy
Core: *=FH core numbers in footnotes, N=New, R=Reused
Mission: Blue number indicates additional information in footnotes.
Colors: Successful / Unsuccessful / Mars!!!! / Footnotes / Mission failure may not be SpaceX's fault

NOTES:
(H2) Arabsat 6A - Serial Numbers:  Side1:1052.1  Center:1055.1  Side2: 1053.1
(H3) STP-2 - Serial Numbers:  Side1:1052.2  Center:1057.1  Side2: 1053.2
(80) Sirius SXM-7, SXM-8 : SSL Contract Press Release / Gunter
(82) Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter : Post

(100) GPS III - Three flights (one ordered and two options)

Possible future payloads:
Spaceflight Industries : Upcoming Spaceflight Ind. schedule update
(85) Viasat 3 : one of first two Viasat 3 birds in mid-2019 or early-2020.  Also third Viasat 3 if it gets built?
  ViaSatellite 2/10/16 SpaceNews 2/10/2016 Gunter / SpaceNews update

Competitions for future payloads:
Air Force

Canceled payloads: ABS-8, AMOS-8, GiSat-1

L2 notes on manifest:
http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=44432.msg1758806#msg1758806

Upcoming Mars Launch Windows: 2020-06, 2022-08, 2024-09, 2026-11, 2029-01

SpaceX Mission Paperwork / Raul's Map
L2 SpaceX CRS External Cargo
L2 Level SpaceX Falcon 9 Stage Watch / Public Core Spotting
SpaceX Launch Log (past launches) / Wikipedia Falcon Launches
Viewing flights from Vandenberg / Ben Cooper's Viewing Guide for Cape Canaveral / Viewing Flights from KSC/CCAFS
Upcoming SpaceX Talks / General Industry Talks
SpaceX Falcon Mission Simulations
SpaceX Eastern Range Landing Facilities
NSF Manifest Threads: U.S. / Russian / Arianespace / Japanese / Chinese / Indian / Rocket Lab / Consolidated
Commercial Space Index Thread

Recent Edits:
Mar 6  Moved STP-2 to April, CRS-19 to December.  Added Starlink Flight 1.
Feb 19  Adding NROL-85, NROL-87, AFSPC-44
Feb 8  Moved Viasat 3 to NET 2021.  Moved SARah 1 to late 2020.  Moved SARah 2/3 to 2021.
Jan 13  Moved Nusantara Satu from Feb. 13 to Feb. 17
Jan 2  Moved JCSAT-18/Kacific-1 from H2 to Q3 of 2019
Dec 15  Moved SAOCOM-1B to end of 2019 (NET)
Dec 7  Removing GiSat-1


All comments and updates are welcomed!  Thank you to all contributors!

[gongora]

Previous Missions

Local	LV	Core	Ret-	.	.	Mass	.	Mis-
Est. Date,  Time/UTC	.	S/N	urn	Payload(s)	Orb	(kg)	Site	sion
-------------------	---	------	---	----------------------------	---	-----	-----	----
2010-06-04  1445/-4	F9	.	.	Dragon Qual Unit	LEO	~6k	C-40	1
2010-12-08  1043/-5	F9	.	.	Dragon C1	LEO	~8k	C-40	2
-
2012-05-22  0344/-4	F9	.	.	Dragon C2	LEO	~8k	C-40	3
2012-10-07*2035/-4	F9	.	.	CRS SpX-1	LEO	~8k	C-40	4
-
2013-03-01  1010/-5	F9	.	.	CRS SpX-2	LEO	~9k	C-40	5
2013-09-29  0900/-7	F9	.	.	Cassiope	PLR	500	V-4E	6
2013-12-03  1741/-5	F9	.	.	SES-8	GTO	3183	C-40	7
-
2014-01-06  1706/-5	F9	.	.	Thaicom 6	GTO	3016	C-40	8
2014-04-18  1525/-4	F9	.	.	CRS SpX-3	LEO	~10k	C-40	9
2014-07-14  1115/-4	F9	.	.	Orbcomm OG2 Flight 1	LEO	1-2k	C-40	10
2014-08-05  0400/-4	F9	.	.	Asiasat 8	GTO	4535	C-40	11
2014-09-07  0100/-4	F9	.	.	Asiasat 6	GTO	4428	C-40	12
2014-09-21  0152/-4	F9	.	.	CRS SpX-4	LEO	~10k	C-40	13
-
2015-01-10  0447/-5	F9	.	S	CRS SpX-5	LEO	~10k	C-40	14
2015-02-11  1803/-5	F9	.	.	DSCOVR	EEO	570	C-40	15
2015-03-01*2250/-5	F9	.	.	Eutelsat 115WB/ABS 3A	GTO	4159	C-40	16
2015-04-14  1610/-4	F9	.	S	CRS SpX-6	LEO	~10k	C-40	17
2015-04-27  1903/-4	F9	.	.	TürkmenÄlem 52E/MonacoSAT	GTO	4707	C-40	18
2015-06-28  1021/-4	F9	.	N/A	CRS SpX-7 (failed)	LEO	~10k	C-40	19
2015-12-21  2029/-5	F9	1019	L	ORBCOMM OG2 Launch 2	LEO	1892	C-40	20
-
2016-01-17  1042/-8	F9	.	S	Jason-3	LEO	553	V-4E	21
2016-03-04  1835/-5	F9	.	S	SES-9	GTO	5271	C-40	22
2016-04-08  1643/-4	F9	1021.1	S	CRS SpX-8	LEO	~10k	C-40	23
2016-05-06  0121/-4	F9	1022	S	JCSAT-14	GTO	4696	C-40	24
2016-05-27  1740/-4	F9	1023.1	S	Thaicom 8	GTO	3025	C-40	25
2016-06-15  1029/-4	F9	.	S	Eutelsat 117W B & ABS-2A	GTO	4200	C-40	26
2016-07-18  0045/-4	F9	.	L	CRS SpX-9	LEO	~10k	C-40	27
2016-08-14  0126/-4	F9	.	S	JCSAT-16	GTO	~4600	C-40	28
2016-09-01  0907/-4	F9	.	N/A	AMOS-6(destroyed in pad test)	GTO	5500	C-40	29
-
2017-01-14  0954/-8	F9	1029.1	S	Iridium NEXT (Flight 1)	PLR	9600	V-4E	30
2017-02-19  0939/-5	F9	1031.1	L	CRS SpX-10	LEO	~10k	C-39A	31
2017-03-16  0200/-4	F9	1030	X	Echostar 23	GTO	~5500	C-39A	32
2017-03-30  1827/-4	F9	1021.2	S	SES-10	GTO	5282	C-39A	33
2017-05-01  0715/-4	F9	1032.1	L	NROL-76	LEO	?	C-39A	34
2017-05-15  1921/-4	F9	1034	X	Inmarsat 5 F4	GTO	6086	C-39A	35
2017-06-03  1707/-4	F9	1035.1	L	CRS SpX-11	LEO	~10k	C-39A	36
2017-06-23  1510/-4	F9	1029.2	S	BulgariaSat-1	GTO	3669	C-39A	37
2017-06-25  1325/-7	F9	1036.1	S	Iridium NEXT (Flight 2)	PLR	9600	V-4E	38
2017-07-05  1938/-4	F9	1037	X	Intelsat 35e	GTO	6761	C-39A	39
2017-08-14  1231/-4	F9	1039.1	L	CRS SpX-12	LEO	~10k	C-39A	40
2017-08-24  1151/-7	F9	1038.1	S	FORMOSAT-5	SSO	475	V-4E	41
2017-09-07  1000/-4	F9	1040	L	Air Force X-37B OTV-5	LEO	5400	C-39A	42
2017-10-09  0537/-7	F9	1041.1	S	Iridium NEXT (Flight 3)	PLR	9600	V-4E	43
2017-10-11  1853/-4	F9	1031.2	S	SES-11/Echostar 105	GTO	5200	C-39A	44
2017-10-30  1534/-4	F9	1042	S	Koreasat-5A	GTO	3700	C-39A	45
2017-12-15  1036/-5	F9	1035.2	L	CRS SpX-13	LEO	~10k	C-40	46
2017-12-22*1727/-8	F9	1036.2	X	Iridium NEXT (Flight 4)	PLR	9600	V-4E	47
-
2018-01-07*2000/-5	F9	1043.1	L	Zuma	LEO	?	C-40	(48)
2018-01-31  1625/-5	F9	1032.2	X	GovSat-1 (SES-16)	GTO	4230	C-40	49
2018-02-06  1545/-5	H	RNR*	LSL	FH Demo/Tesla Roadster	ESC	~1.2k	C-39A	(H1)
2018-02-22  0617/-8	F9	1038.2	X	PAZ & Microsat 2a/2b	SSO	2.2k+	V-4E	50
2018-03-06  0033/-5	F9	1044	X	Hispasat 1F (30W-6)	GTO	6092	C-40	51
2018-03-30  0714/-7	F9	1041.2	X	Iridium NEXT (Flight 5)	PLR	9600	V-4E	52
2018-04-02  1630/-4	F9	1039.2	X	CRS SpX-14	LEO	~10k	C-40	53
2018-04-18  1851/-4	F9	1045.1	S	NASA (TESS)	HEO	325	C-40	54
2018-05-11  1614/-4	F9	1046	S	Bangabandhu-1	GTO	3.7k	C-39A	55
2018-05-22  1248/-7	F9	1043.2	X	Iridium NEXT 6/GRACE-FO	PLR	~6k	V-4E	56
2018-06-04  0045/-4	F9	1040.2	X	SES-12	GTO	5384	C-40	57
2018-06-29  0542/-4	F9	1045.2	X	CRS SpX-15	LEO	~10k	C-40	58
2018-07-22  0150/-4	F9	1047	S	Telstar 19 Vantage	GTO	7075	C-40	59
2018-07-25  0439/-7	F9	1048	S	Iridium NEXT (Flight 7)	PLR	9600	V-4E	60
2018-08-07  0118/-4	F9	1046.2	S	Merah Putih (Telkom 4)	GTO	5800	C-40	61
2018-09-10  0045/-4	F9	1049	S	Telstar 18 Vantage/Apstar-5C	GTO	7060	C-40	62
2018-10-07*1921/-7	F9	1048.2	L	SAOCOM 1A	SSO	3000	V-4E	63
2018-11-15  1546/-5	F9	1047.2	S	Es'hail 2	GTO	5300	C-39A	64
2018-12-03  1034/-8	F9	1046.3	S	SSO-A	SSO	~4k	V-4E	65
2018-12-05  1316/-5	F9	1050	L	CRS SpX-16	LEO	~10k	C-40	66
2018-12-23  0851/-5	F9	1054	X	USAF GPS III SV01	MEO	4400	C-40	67

NOTES:
(48) Zuma - Reportedly suffered payload separation failure, not confirmed by unknown customer
(H1) FH Demo - Serial Numbers:  Side1:1023.2  Center:1033  Side2: 1025.2

[smoliarm]

[Moderator Note:  This chart is maintained by a different person than the table in the first post, so they may be slightly out of sync.  Discussion of the chart format should take place in the SpaceX Manifest Table Format Discussion thread.]

Disclaimer:
1. This chart is based on information from open sources only. Therefore, it has a lot of guesswork.
2. I fully realize that most of actual dates and even launch order will turn out quite different, but prediction is not the purpose. The purpose of the chart is to visualize “launch density” and possible scheduling conflicts for Cape and Vandenberg.
I’ll update this chart as new scheduling information becomes available, however, some time-gap between this chart and the above schedule table is inevitable (will try to minimize it )

Notes for the chart (permanent ones)
Vertical scale:
Shows three pads operated by SpaceX at two ranges – Vandenberg and Cape Canaveral – enclosed in dotted grey lines.
Horizontal scale is approximate because I just divided year into 12 equal periods, therefore tick-marks are not exactly on the 1st of the month.
Launch marks:
SpaceX launches are blue circles. Blue crosses show the dates of successful Static Fire tests for the past launches and the one already scheduled for the next launch. Bright blue labels denote government launches (NASA, NRO, and USAF).
Red circles represent all other launches (ULA and Orbital ATK) from any pads of these two ranges.
Vertical green line shows the date for a particular version of the chart.

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Archive of 2018 FPIPs is here:
https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=43418.msg1893820#msg1893820
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Current FPIP for 03/01/2019:

[gongora]

Useful links related to keeping track of manifest and scheduling stuff for SpaceX and the launch industry in general.

NSF Manifest Threads:
   U.S. / SpaceX / Russian / Arianespace / Japanese / Chinese / Indian / Rocket Lab / Consolidated

NASA:
   NASA ASAP Meeting Minutes (next March 7, 2019)
   NASA Advisory Council HEO Committee (last Dec 6-7,  2018)
   ISS On-Orbit Status Report
   Upcoming ELaNA Cubesat Launches
   Space Station Research Experiments
   NASA/KSC Acronyms
   NASA Space Act Agreements

Annual Reports:
   Satellite Industry Association's annual "State of Satellite Industry"
   FAA Annual Compendiums of Commercial Space Transportation
   GAO Annual Assessment of NASA Large Scale Programs
   Aeronautics and Space Report of the President

Satellite Constellations Under Development:
   FCC NGSO Constellation filings (Nov 2016/Mar 2017)
   SpaceX - now a satellite vendor?
   SpaceX FCC filing for a 4425 satellite constellation providing Internet service
   OneWeb constellation (+900 sats) to be built by Airbus
   Boeing constellation

Regulatory Agencies:
   FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation
      FAA Active Commercial Launch Licenses
   FAA TFRs (NOTAMS) (choose Type=Space Operations)
   FAA PilotWeb (NOTAMS)
   FAA NOTAM Search
   FCC IBFS (Commercial Satellites and Ground Stations)
   FCC OET Experimental Licensing System (Experimental permits, launch/landing comms)
   NOAA CRSRA Licensing
   USCG NOTMAR District 7 (Florida)
   USCG NOTMAR District 11 (California)
   Regulations.gov : SpaceX
   Regulations.gov : Space Exploration Technologies
   Regulations.gov : Volga-Dnepr
   Regulations.gov : Antonov Airlines

Environmental Stuff:
   Patrick AFB
   KSC NEPA
   FAA (Look under "Experimental" and "Launch Operator" sections)
   Wallops
   US Army Corps of Engineers - Galveston District

Contracting:
   DoD Contracts
   FBO.gov (Federal Business Opportunities)
   FPDS.gov (Federal Procurement Data System)

Launch Sites:
   Patrick AFB Weather (Cape Canaveral)
   Vandenberg
   Air Force reveals plan for up to 48 launches per year from Cape Canaveral

Misc:
   Commercial Space Index Thread
   FISO Telecon Archive Index
   SpacePolicyOnline.com (good events schedule for space meetings/conferences/hearings)

CCtCap:
   NASA Commercial Crew Blog
   SpaceX CCtCAP Milestones
   Commercial Crew Schedule Analysis
   Commercial Crew (CCtCAP) - Discussion Thread
   Commercial Crew providers making "significant progress" toward first flights
   Dragon 2 (Thread 3)
   CCtCAP Requirements


Past manifest snapshots
2016-09-09
2017-09-07
2017-12-22
2018-07-14
2018-12-23

Past schedule edits:

2018
Oct 25  Added Viasat 3
Oct 16  Added Ovzon Falcon Heavy flight NET late 2020
Oct 16  RCM now targeting February 2019
Oct 13  Moved SWOT from 2021-04 to 2021-09
Oct 4  Moved DM-1 to 2019-01, In-Flight Abort to 2019-Q2, DM-2 to 2019-06
Oct 2  Removed Viasat 3
Sep 26  Added ispace HAKUTO-R secondary payloads
Sep 25  Removed AMOS-8
Sep 7  Changed second GPS flight from III-2 to III-3, moved later in 2019.
Sep 6  Moved AMOS-8 a couple years later
Aug 14  Removed Spaceflight GTO rideshare.
Aug 10  Moved GPS III-1 to December 2019
Aug 2  Moved DM-1 to Nov 2018, DM-2 to Apr 2019, Es'hail-2 to Q4-2018
June 30  Removed some of the speculative Spaceflight rideshares until we get more info they really exist.
June 29  Updated the next few East Coast launches based on Ben Cooper's site.
June 21  Adding AFSPC-52
May 16  SES-12 moved to NET May 31.  GPS III-01 moved to NET October.
May 9  Moved STP-2 to NET October
May 8  Iridium 7 moved to NET July 9.  PSN VI moved to 2019
Apr 18  Telstar 18V in July
Apr 15  Moved STP-2 a little later in the year
Apr 11  Changed Bangabandhu-1 from April 24 to May 4
Apr 9  Moved Iridium 6 to May 19.  Moved SAOCOM 1A to September
Apr 4  Changed CRS-15 to June 28.Mar 26  AMOS-8 has been ordered, still targeting second half of 2020.
Mar 14  Added two WorldView Legion flights in 2021.  Added three GPS III flights in 2019-2020.
Feb 22  Moved Iridium 5 from March 20 to March 29, Iridium 6 from April 14 to late April
Feb 21  Moved Arabsat 6A from mid-2018 to later in the year.
Feb 15  Moved TESS from March 20 to NET April 16, switched from pad 39A to 40.
Feb 8  Moved GPS III-1 to NET September from NET May, SpaceX has GPS III-2 launch.
Feb 7  Removed SpaceX Crewed Circumlunar
Feb 1  Moved PAZ from Feb 10 to Feb 17
Jan 19  Changed Iridium 5 from Q1 to March 18.  Changed PSN VI from 2018 to Q4-2018
Jan 17  Changed Bangabandhu-1 from March to March 26 (NET)
Jan 15  Moved CRS-14 from Mar 13 to Apr 2, CRS-15 from Jun 6 to Jun 9 (from Spaceflight Now schedule updates)
Jan 13  Moved SSO-A from 2018-04 to mid 2018.
Jan 11  Moved DM-1 to August from Q2, DM-2 to December from August.  Moved PAZ to Feb 10 from Feb.
Jan 05  Moved SAOCOM-1A from June to August 2018

2017
Dec 29  Moved CRS-16 to November, CRS-17/18 to 2019
Dec 19  Moved GRACE-FO from March to April 14
Dec 18  Added Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter (KPLO) in 2020
Dec 14  Moved Telkom 4 from August 2018 to NET May 2018.
Dec 12  The May 2018 GPS mission changed from GPS III-2 to GPS III-1
Nov 24  Moved Bangabandhu from February to March
Nov 12  Moving Hispasat 30W-6 to first half of 2018 as there is much uncertainly about the launch date.
Nov 09  Adding Türksat 5A in 2020 and Türksat 5B in 2021
Oct 19  Moving Iridium NEXT Flight 4 to Dec 22 from late November.  Adding Sentinel-6A in November 2020.
Oct 18  Adding Amos-17 in Q2-2019 and Amos-8 in H2-2020.  Putting most of the Spaceflight Industries flights down in the TBD list at the end until we have a better idea when they will actually fly.  Moved GiSat-1 from 2018-Q4 to 2019.
Oct 14  Added Mystery Payload Codename Zuma in mid-November (this was formerly listed as unknown Northrop Grumman)
Oct 09  PAZ moved to Jan 30 from December.
Oct 05  SES-11 delayed to Oct. 11.  Bangabandhu-1 delayed to February from December.  GovSat/SES-16 delayed to January from December.  DM-1 moved to April 2018 from February, DM-2 moved to August 2018 from June, In-Flight Abort presumed to be between them in mid-2018.
Oct 01  Koreasat 5A set for Oct. 30, CRS-13 set for Nov. 28
Sep 28 Moved SSO-A from 2018-02 to 2018-Q2
Sep 11 Move SAOCOM-1A from March to June 2018
Sep 06 Added Sirius SXM-7 in 2019, SXM-8 in 2020.  Removed line items for Eutelsat and Inmarsat, added list at the end for customers with unspecified contracts.
Sep 04 Added Kacific-1/JCSat-18 in second half of 2019
Aug 31 Telkom 4 moved from June to August 2018
Aug 28 SES-14 switched to Ariane 5 launch.  SES-12 switched to F9 launch Q1-2018.
Aug 25 Moved Iridium Flight 3 to October 4.
Aug 23 Removed Spaceflight Industries GTO-1, SSO-D
Aug 22 GRACE-FO March 21, 2018.  CRS-14 late January 2018?, CRS-15 June 2018.
Aug 13 Moved CRS-13 to early December
Jul 28  Moved Iridium 4 to late November, Iridium 5 to Q1-2018, SES-11 to October
Jul 26  Moved OTV-5 to September, Telstar 18V & 19V to Q2-2018
Jul 22  Moved SES-16 to December 2017
Jul 21  Moved CRS-12 to August 14.  Moved DM-1 to February 2018.
Jul 19  Removed Red Dragon
Jul 11  Moved SAOCOM-1A to March 2018, SAOCOM-1B to 2019, removed specific months from future Iridium flights
Jun 30  Moved SES-14 to 2018-Q1
Jun 28  Moved OTV-5 to August 28.
Jun 27  Removed exact date from OTV-5.  Moved Formosat-5 to August 24.  Moved Iridium Flight 3 to September.  Moved SES-11 to September.  Moved Koreasat-5A to Q4.  Moved PSN-6 to mid-2018.  Moved Intelsat 35e to July 2.  Removed ViaSat-3 Asia.  Marked Iridium Flight 2 complete.
Jun 23  Moved CRS-12 to Aug 10.  Marked BulgariaSat 1 complete.
Jun 22  Moved Arabsat 6A before STP-2, both early/H1 2018
Jun 17  OTV-5 August 17.  Changed table format, now being maintained by gongora.
Jun 06  Slipped Bulgariasat 2 days.  Added X-37B in August 2017
Jun 05  Marked CRS-11 successful.  Removed speculative Mars mission dates.
Jun 02  Removed Eutelsat Quantum
May 25  Moved Iridium Flight 2 to June 25 (1325 PDT).  Moved Intelsat 35e to July 1.
May 24  Moved Koreasat-5A to August (educated guess), CCiCap In-Flight Abort to 2018
         removed estimated launch month from FH Demo and STP-2
May 23  Moved Eutelsat Quantum to 2019
May 21  Added Telkom 4, June 2018
May 20  Moved CCtCap DM-1 to March 2018
May 17  Moved PSN-6 to 2018
May 14  updated masses (Telstar, Es'hail-2, Hispasat, GiSat) and core numbers for multiple missions 
May 04  Moved SSO-A to 2018

[oldAtlas_Eguy]

Thanks for the illuminating schedule chart.

[Jakusb]

https://twitter.com/govsatlu/status/888375632584900608

GovSat-1 launch expected for December 2017 #GovSat1 #satellite #Luxembourg #Europe #Defence 100komma7.lu/article/aktual…

Edit: added the tweet contents. Just realized that Tapatalk now automatically displays tweets from just the link alone, but the forum (accessed directly) does not..

Text from related 21 juli article:

De Satellit GovSat-1 dierft mat liichtem Retard lancéiert ginn. Den initiale Plang war e Lancement am Oktober. Vun der privater US-Entreprise SpaceX hätt een elo eng Zäitfënster confirméiert kritt. A priori fir Dezember, sou de Generaldirekter vu LuxGovSat Patrick Biewer. Enn 2017, respektiv Ufank 2018 soll de Betrib vum sougenannte Militär-Satellit kënnen ufänken

So SpaceX gave LuxGovSat CEO Patrick Biewer notice the launch is now planned for December

[Jakusb]

Lol!
https://twitter.com/iridiumboss/status/888884565468688385

Me:

Any chance you will start using flight proven boosters for coming launches?

IridiumBoss:

Sure, there is always a chance...

[FutureSpaceTourist]

Possible change in X-37B date:

Changes to Eastern Range launch schedule: SpaceX CRS-12 now no earlier than 8/14; SpaceX X-37B NET 9/7; ULA NROL-52 NET 9/25.

https://twitter.com/emrekelly/status/890273595166949377

[gongora]

[SpaceNews] Telesat says low latency led to LEO constellation

Telesat does have two GEO-HTS satellites under construction, Telstar-18 Vantage and Telstar-19 Vantage, from Space Systems Loral of Palo Alto, California. Those are scheduled to launch in the second quarter of 2018, Goldberg said. Both are launching on SpaceX Falcon 9 rockets. Telstar-18 Vantage, which Hong Kong-based APT Satellite is co-financing in exchange for capacity on the satellite, targets the Asia Pacific; Telstar 19 Vantage covers the Americas.

[OnWithTheShow]

Peter B. de Selding‏ @pbdes

Next @IridiumComm launch by @SpaceX is set for Sept. 30 from VAFB, Iridium says.

[Comga]

Tweet from Elon Musk:

Falcon Heavy maiden launch this November https://www.instagram.com/p/BXEkGKlgJDK/

[Chris Bergin]

Iridium Announces Third Iridium® NEXT Launch Date

MCLEAN, Va. – July 28, 2017 - Iridium Communications Inc. (NASDAQ: IRDM) announced today that the upcoming Iridium NEXT launch has been targeted for September 30, 2017 at 6:30 a.m. PDT. This launch will deliver another 10 Iridium NEXT satellites to orbit on SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket and will bring the total number of Iridium NEXT satellites deployed to 30. SpaceX selected the September 30th launch date based on rocket and Vandenberg Air Force Base range availability. SpaceX’s targeted launch schedule accommodates completion of the Iridium NEXT constellation as planned in mid-2018. In total, SpaceX will deliver 75 Iridium NEXT satellites to orbit. In case of inclement weather, a backup launch date has been scheduled for October 1.

Unlike previous launches where some Iridium NEXT satellites were sent drifting to an orbital plane different from where they were launched, all 10 satellites for this launch are currently planned to provide service in orbital plane four. The Iridium constellation’s unique architecture is designed with six polar orbiting planes consisting of 11 interconnected satellites per plane, with in-orbit spares, creating a true web of connectivity around the planet.

SpaceX has scheduled the fourth launch to take place in late November. Iridium NEXT manufacturing has completed enough satellites for nearly the next three SpaceX launches. All Iridium NEXT launches take place from SpaceX’s West Coast launch facility at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.

Iridium NEXT is the company’s $3 billion next-generation mobile, global satellite network scheduled for completion in 2018. Iridium NEXT will replace the company’s

existing global constellation in one of the largest technology upgrades ever completed in space. It represents the evolution of critical communications infrastructure that governments and organizations worldwide rely upon to drive business, enable connectivity, empower disaster relief efforts and more. Iridium NEXT will enable and introduce new services like the company’s next-generation communications platform, Iridium CertusSM, and the AireonSM space-based ADS-B aircraft surveillance and flight tracking network. The Iridium NEXT satellites are manufactured by Thales Alenia Space and assembled by its subcontractor, Orbital ATK, at its facility in Gilbert, Arizona.

For more information about Iridium NEXT, please visit www.IridiumNEXT.com.

[gongora]

SES-11 may have slipped to October?  SES quarterly earning statement was released today.

[rockets4life97]

SES-11 may have slipped to October? 

If so, SES-11 may now be the first flight from pad 40 after its reactivation.

[IanThePineapple]

SES-11 may have slipped to October? 

If so, SES-11 may now be the first flight from pad 40 after its reactivation.

That's fitting because SES-11 was supposed to be the first 39A launch after it was finished, pre-AMOS 6

[Chris Bergin]

A good place for this per the SpaceX side:
Eastern Range ready to return with two key launches after stand down - by Chris Gebhardt

https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2017/08/eastern-range-return-two-key-launches-stand-down/

[gongora]

My current guess for matching FCC permits to future SpaceX missions (a very inexact science):

[Payload (FCC Mission #) - Location, Landing Method]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CRS-12 (CRS-12) - Florida, RTLS
Formosat 5 (1344) - California, ASDS
OTV-5 (1348) - Florida, RTLS
SES-11 (1334) - Florida, ASDS
Iridium Flight 3 (1339) - California, ASDS
Koreasat-5A (1370) - Florida, permit is for either RTLS or ASDS
CRS-13 (not filed yet)
Hispasat 30W-6 (1387) - Florida, Expendable

[Raul]

SES-11 (1334) - Florida, ASDS

FCC M1334 should be already used for BulgariaSat-1 mission

[envy887]

SES 11/Echostar 105 to reuse booster 1031 from CRS-10:

https://spaceflightnow.com/2017/08/04/ses-agrees-to-launch-another-satellite-on-a-previously-flown-falcon-9-booster/

[FutureSpaceTourist]

Launch of @EchoStar-105/@SES_Satellites-11 C/Ku/Ka-band sat on @SpaceX Falcon 9 now scheduled for "early 4th quarter," EchoStar says.

https://twitter.com/pbdes/status/895353459347570688