Blue Origin to reuse booster on next New Glenn launch
Posted: Sat, Jan 24, 2026, 11:11 AM ET (1611 GMT)
Blue Origin will reuse a New Glenn booster for the first time on its next launch. The company announced Thursday plans for the NG-3 launch, scheduled for no earlier than late February. It will use the same first stage as the NG-2 launch in November, where the booster landed on a ship for the first time. The NG-3 launch will carry an AST SpaceMobile satellite.
Blue Origin will reuse a New Glenn booster for the first time on its next launch. The company announced Thursday plans for the NG-3 launch, scheduled for no earlier than late February. It will use the same first stage as the NG-2 launch in November, where the booster landed on a ship for the first time. The NG-3 launch will carry an AST SpaceMobile satellite.
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