SpaceX Stock LIVE Updates Today Sept. 17: SpaceX Delays Starship Flight 14 To Sept. 28

SpaceX Stock Rebounds 45% As Starship Flight 14 Targets September 28

SpaceX stock (SPCX) has rebounded by more than 45% since hitting its all-time low, and investors are now waiting to see what rocket will come next from the company. SpaceX aims to launch Starship Flight 14 on September 28, the first mission for a stable Earth orbit and satellite deployment of Starlink V3.

Elon Musk has also described a grand plan for Starship that could someday enable the system to take the Falcon’s annual payload of about 2,500 tons to over 1 million tons, and potentially to 10 million tons per year in orbit.

Starlink Aviation Push Gains Momentum With Potential 120-Plane Vietjet Deal

Outside of residential and commercial internet service, Starlink’s aviation business is becoming a pivotal component of SpaceX’s growth. According to Reuters documents, Vietjet is said to be looking to sign an agreement for 120 planes. The deal would increase the presence of Starlink in the airline world, and give it another big fleet.

The move follows SpaceX’s expansion of its satellite network and exploration of various businesses. As a result, Starlink’s success in attracting more airline customers may increasingly present a significant opportunity for SpaceX’s expansion.

Starship Targets Moon And Mars As SpaceX Pushes Next-Gen Rocket

SpaceX’s next Starship test is part of the company’s goals to create a fully reusable heavy lift launch system that can launch beyond earth orbit. SpaceX has said that Starship is a system that will enable humanity to go to the Moon, Mars and beyond. The company said that it would try to make its first flight into orbit on September 28.

The mission aims to validate the next-generation vehicle’s ability and to launch Starlink V3 satellites. It may give investors yet another measure of SpaceX’s progress toward its long-term space goals.

Cathie Wood Sees $1B Revenue Potential From Every Starship Launch

Cathie Wood has pointed out the revenue opportunity that SpaceX’s Starship program offers and argued that each launch of the vehicle could yield approximately $1 billion. Her remarks come as SpaceX gets set to launch Starship’s long-anticipated test flight on September 28.

Wood also noted Elon Musk’s plans to fly 10,000 Starships a year by 2030. If she met the lofty goal, she said the launch vehicle could potentially generate some $10 trillion in revenue. The estimates highlight the tremendous investment potential that awaits the company should Starship become a large-scale flying vehicle.8 Starship’s Broader Mission

Breaking: SpaceX Delays Starship Flight 14 To September 28

Elon Musk’s SpaceX has delayed Starship Flight 14 and is now targeting Monday, September 28, pending regulatory approval. The updated schedule pushes the company’s next major Starship test beyond its earlier September 22 target.

Now targeting to launch Starship Flight 14 as early as Monday, September 28, pending regulatory approval https://t.co/3nG9wffG6A

— SpaceX (@SpaceX) September 17, 2026

Flight 14 is expected to provide another key test of SpaceX’s next-generation fully reusable launch system as the company works toward more frequent missions. Regulatory approval remains a key condition for liftoff, meaning the launch date could still change. Investors should closely watch the revised timeline as SpaceX prepares for another major Starship milestone.

SpaceX Sets September 22 For Starship’s First Orbital Flight Attempt

SpaceX is aiming to launch its most powerful launch vehicle, Starship, for its 14th flight test on September 22. Launched from SpaceX’s Starbase facility in South Texas, the 75-minute launch window opens at 8:15 a.m. EDT.

Starship is preparing to go to orbit. Flight 14 is targeting to launch as early as Tuesday, September 22, pending regulatory approval → https://t.co/LwJ4g6dg9v pic.twitter.com/Ds0aGWpT9V

— SpaceX (@SpaceX) September 15, 2026

The mission is the first to fly into Earth orbit to deliver the “newest generation” of Starlink V3 satellites. The test is being closely watched by investors, who are hoping to see SpaceX’s plans for a fully reusable launch system for the future come to fruition.

Ron Baron Says SpaceX Could Reach $15T Valuation As Starlink Expands

SpaceX billionaire investor and Baron Capital CEO Ron Baron has presented a very bullish long-term valuation perspective on the space exploration company. Baron said Wednesday that the company could eventually be worth between $14 trillion and $15 trillion as Starlink continues to grow.

His forecast focuses on SpaceX’s satellite internet service, a key contributor to its overall growth strategy. As their eye is on SpaceX’s potential valuation, investors are also weighing the progress of the company’s AI efforts, its rocket business, and the upcoming milestones on Starship. Starship September 22 Launch

Vietjet Set To Bring Starlink Internet To 120 Aircraft In Major Aviation Push

Vietjet airline is said to be on the verge of signing a deal for 120 planes to be fitted with Starlink internet, according to documents seen by Reuters.

The much-anticipated partnership would further SpaceX’s footprint in the aviation market as it rolls out more and more commercial Starlink users. Starlink would also have another chance at expanding its in-flight connectivity operations on a large airline fleet with the agreement with Vietjet.

Elon Musk's SpaceX’s Cursor Bet Could Generate $13B Revenue By 2027

SpaceX acquired the AI coding platform Cursor, and Morgan Stanley believes there’s a big revenue stream in this new area. The firm projects that Cursor would generate about $2.5 billion worth of SpaceX’s revenue in 2026 and $13 billion in 2027.

Previously, Morgan Stanley had the business at approximately 10% of SpaceX’s expected 2026 and 19% of its expected 2027 AI revenue. The projections point to the sheer size of SpaceX’s artificial intelligence expansion as it continues to diversify its operations into software and computing, in addition to its present rocket launch and Starlink operations.

Morgan Stanley Flags SpaceX’s AI Edge In Computing Efficiency

Morgan Stanley is also singling out SpaceX as a key player in the quest to make efficient artificial intelligence computing. The company thinks SpaceX can boost the ratio of “intelligence to watt-per-dollar-per-second,” according to reports. This could enable AI systems to provide higher computing performance while consuming less energy, money and time.

The launch is part of a broader trend in SpaceX’s investment narrative, moving beyond just rockets and satellite connectivity to a focus on technology and artificial intelligence. Morgan Stanley has just added yet another area in which SpaceX could grow to its investment thesis.

Morgan Stanley Reiterates $300 SpaceX Target As AI Opportunity Grows

Morgan Stanley has reiterated its ‘Overweight’ rating on SpaceX, keeping its $300 price target as investors assess the company’s expansion beyond traditional rocket launches. The company has identified opportunities in the launch business, Starlink network and its expanding artificial intelligence capabilities.

Previously, Morgan Stanley initiated coverage with the same rating and target. It was the time when it was emphasizing the confluence of these enterprises as an important cornerstone of its investment thesis. Again, SpaceX’s focus on diversifying revenue and developing other technology businesses are at the heart of its outlook for the company’s prospects.