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Untied Launch Alliance announces mid-November return to flight for Vulcan rocket
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October 28, 2026

Untied Launch Alliance announces mid-November return to flight for Vulcan rocket

The anticipated launch will be the first for the heavy-lift rocket since a mid-flight nozzle failure on a solid rocket booster. The rocket will carry 40 Amazon Leo satellites to orbit.

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