Starship Flight 14 still targeted for Monday orbital attempt
SpaceX’s Starship Flight 14 remained targeted for a Monday, Sept. 28 window opening about 8:15 a.m. ET after a successful wet-dress rehearsal, with plans discussed to deploy roughly two dozen Starlink V3 satellites if orbit is achieved.
SpaceX kept Monday, September 28, around 8:15 a.m. Eastern as the public target for Starship Flight 14’s first orbital attempt profile after completing a wet-dress rehearsal, Space.com and launch-tracking sites reported into the weekend.
Mission materials describe a planned deployment of roughly two dozen Starlink Version 3 satellites if insertion succeeds, with ocean splashdowns planned for both stages after about six orbits. FAA licensing and range weather remain checklist items.
Accounts agree the wet dress is done and Monday remains the stated window; they diverge on scrub odds into early October if regulatory or weather holds appear.
Where outlets agree Space.com and TechTimes agree wet dress is complete and Sept. 28 remains the public target.
Where they differ Final FAA/range clearance and scrub risk are still live variables.