Overview

• SpaceX scrubbed its initial static fire test on July 29 after a false indication from the transporter erector’s cradle arm at Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Complex 39A.
• Engineers recalibrated the sensor and conducted a successful static fire retest on July 30 to verify Falcon 9’s performance under launch-pad conditions.
• Post-test telemetry flagged an engine controller anomaly on engine five, which was assessed as a non-critical issue for flight safety.
• Falcon 9 booster B1094 is set for its third mission and the Crew Dragon capsule remain healthy on the pad ahead of liftoff.
• Crew-11’s launch is scheduled for tomorrow with docking at the International Space Station to follow and mission duration to be confirmed post-docking.