Blue Origin's New Glenn Launch Delay Will Continue Into 2027
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Blue Origin has pushed the next launch of its New Glenn rocket to January 2027, missing CEO Dave Limp's earlier pledge to fly again before the end of 2026 after a May hot-test explosion damaged launch infrastructure in Florida. The setback matters because Jeff Bezos's company is counting on New Glenn to carry Amazon Leo broadband satellites and to support a NASA contract won in September to build a Mars telecommunications network. Watch whether the January 2027 target holds and how quickly Blue Origin can ramp New Glenn's cadence to serve those commitments.
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