The most launches flown by a single first-stage booster — the hardest proof that an orbital rocket is truly reusable, not just recoverable. SpaceX booster B1067 reached 37 flights on 25 August 2026, on the 100th Falcon 9 launch of the year.
One booster has now flown 37 times, launch costs sit near $2,600/kg against the Shuttle's $54,500, and SpaceX flew 165 orbital missions in 2025 — more than the rest of the world combined. In 2026 Blue Origin and China finally joined the reuse club, and Starship still has not been caught.
Landing a booster is the photo; flying the same booster again — and again — is the economics. We explain why reflights, not landings, are the metric that lowers the cost of space.
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