SpaceX is advancing Starship-Super Heavy operations toward a debut from Florida’s LC-39A at Kennedy Space Center, with construction of the launch tower, mount, and deluge systems largely complete and acceptance testing underway. Recent milestones include Flight 14 reaching orbit and deploying Starlinks, while Flight 15 targets a November NET from Texas with plans for the first ship catch attempt. SpaceX has stated it will conduct at least one more Texas flight before shifting to Florida, aligning with provisional planning that points to Flight 16 as the likely first East Coast mission. FAA environmental reviews for LC-39A and SLC-37 remain active, and regulatory approvals plus demonstrated reusability will determine whether a 2026 launch materializes or slips into 2027. Trader consensus reflects these infrastructure and certification timelines.