Blue Origin plans to fly its New Glenn rocket again before the end of 2026, even after a major explosion during testing last week, according to CEO Dave Limp.
Limp said Monday that more of the launchpad infrastructure remained in good condition than the company had expected after the explosion at Blue Origin’s facility in Cape Canaveral, Florida. He also said a previously flown New Glenn booster that was at the launch complex, along with three upper stages, appeared to be in good shape.
“We will fly again before the end of this year,” Limp said.
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