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SpaceX's Starlink launch cadence will likely average "two a month," in addition to customer launches, Gwynne Shotwell, SpaceX's president and chief operating officer, said at the World Satellite Business Week conference here.
Shotwell estimated SpaceX will do seven to eight more missions this year, including Starlink. SpaceX has flown 10 rockets this year — eight Falcon 9s and two Falcon Heavies. Shotwell didn't say how many total launches SpaceX plans in 2020, only that it is "much higher" than this year's projected max of 18.