SpaceX Plans 28-Satellite Starlink Launchs Across Multiple Sites

SpaceX is actively expanding its Starlink satellite constellation with multiple launches planned and executed in early October 2025. The company recently prepared for an 11th flight of its Starship rocket from Texas, aiming to deploy eight dummy Starlink satellites as part of a broader plan to accelerate satellite internet deployment, which is the primary revenue source for SpaceX. Concurrently, Falcon 9 rockets have been launching groups of 28 Starlink satellites from both Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg Space Force Base, utilizing reusable boosters to maintain cost efficiency. One such booster, B1097, completed its second flight with a successful landing on a drone ship in the Pacific Ocean. SpaceX's ongoing launches, including the new Starlink V2 Mini satellites, promise enhanced internet coverage with improved speeds and lower latency, particularly benefiting underserved and remote regions globally. These efforts underscore SpaceX's commitment to growing its satellite network and advancing global connectivity.