Reusable First Stages

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16

Flights 1

Successful Landings 1

Status Retired

Flight Proven Yes

Attempted Landings 1

Electron first stage used for Rocket Lab's 'Return to Sender' test recovery.

20

Flights 1

Successful Landings 1

Status Retired

Flight Proven Yes

Attempted Landings 1

Booster used for Electron's 20th flight (Running Out Of Toes). Successfully splashed down offshore.

22

Flights 1

Successful Landings 1

Status Retired

Flight Proven Yes

Attempted Landings 1

Booster used for Electron's 22nd flight (Love At First Insight)

24

Flights 1

Successful Landings 0

Status Expended

Flight Proven Yes

Attempted Landings 0

Booster used during the "The Owl's Night Continues" mission

25

Flights 1

Successful Landings 0

Status Expended

Flight Proven Yes

Attempted Landings 0

Booster used during the " Without Mission A Beat" mission.

26

Flights 1

Successful Landings 0

Status Retired

Flight Proven Yes

Attempted Landings 1

First stage used for Electron's 26th flight (There and Back Again).

27

Flights 1

Successful Landings 0

Status Expended

Flight Proven Yes

Attempted Landings 0

Booster used during the NASA Capstone mission. Booster features the NASA Worm logo and was flown without onboard cameras to save weight.

28

Flights 1

Successful Landings 0

Status Expended

Flight Proven Yes

Attempted Landings 0

Booster used during the "Wise One Looks Ahead" mission.

29

Flights 1

Successful Landings 0

Status Expended

Flight Proven Yes

Attempted Landings 0

Booster used during the "Antipodean Adventure" mission.

30

Flights 1

Successful Landings 0

Status Expended

Flight Proven Yes

Attempted Landings 0

Booster used for the "The Owl Spreads Its Wings" mission.

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