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SpaceX has just won official approval to redevelop historic Space Launch Complex 37 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station for Starship–Super Heavy flights from Florida’s Space Coast.
In this video, we break down what the U.S. Department of the Air Force’s Record of Decision actually means, how many launches and landings Starship is now cleared to perform each year, and why this site is so important for the future of American spaceflight.
You’ll learn how the plan allows up to 76 Starship launches and 152 landings annually from SLC-37, once the FAA completes its own analysis, turning Florida into a true "spaceport that never sleeps" for next‑generation reusable rockets.
We’ll also look at how this new Starship pad fits alongside SpaceX’s other Florida launch sites, giving the company three pads in the state to support national security missions and NASA’s Artemis lunar program.
Finally, we explain how this decision supports national defense needs, growing commercial launch demand, and airport‑like operations on the Space Coast, and why construction is already underway to bring this new Starship era to life.