Blue Origin
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Blue Origin Enterprises, L . is a private American space technology company headquartered in Kent, Washington. The company operates the suborbital New Shepard rocket and the heavy-lift New Glenn rocket. In addition to producing engines for its own rockets, Blue Origin supplies engines for other vehicles, including United Launch Alliance's Vulcan Centaur. It is also working on the Blue Moon human lunar lander for NASA's Artemis program, the Blue Ring spacecraft platform, and the Orbital Reef space station in partnership with other organizations. Founded in 2000 by Jeff Bezos, Blue Origin initially operated with a very low profile, funded by Bezos's private investments. In 2015, the company achieved a significant milestone with the first uncrewed launch and landing of the New Shepard and announced plans for New Glenn. In 2021, New Shepard completed its first crewed mission with Bezos himself on board, crossing the Kármán line, the conventional definition of the edge of space, 100 kilometers (62 mi) above sea level. Another key achievement came in January 2023 when the company delivered its first BE-4 rocket engine to United Launch Alliance. Despite these milestones, Blue Origin has faced criticism for its perceived slow progress, particularly when compared to SpaceX. Addressing these challenges, the company underwent a leadership change in September 2023, appointing Dave Limp as CEO to succeed Bob Smith. On January 16, 2025, Blue Origin reached orbit with the first launch of the New Glenn vehicle. On April 14, 2025, Blue Origin completed its 11th human spaceflight and its 31st spaceflight for the New Shepard Program with an all-female crew of six. In January 2026, the company decided to pause tourism launches of its New Shepard rocket for two years or more, in order to focus resources on lunar landing efforts of the Artemis program.
Infobox
Company type
Private
Industry
Space
Founded
September 8, 2000 (2000-09-08)
Founder
Jeff Bezos
Headquarters
Kent, Washington, United States
Number of locations
11 (4 production facilities & 7 field offices)
Area served
United States
Key people
Dave Limp (CEO) Tory Bruno (President, National Security)
Products
New Shepard New Glenn Blue Moon Blue Ring Orbital Reef
Owner
Jeff Bezos
Number of employees
11,000 (2023)
Subsidiaries
Honeybee Robotics
ASN
55244
Website
blueorigin
Tables
New Shepard and test vehicle flight data · Blue Origin flights before 2025
1
1
Flight No.
1
Date
March 5, 2005
Vehicle
Charon
Apogee
315 ft (0 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
Test Flight
2
2
Flight No.
2
Date
November 13, 2006
Vehicle
Goddard
Apogee
279 ft (0 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
First rocket-powered test flight
3
3
Flight No.
3
Date
March 22, 2007
Vehicle
Goddard ♺
Apogee
N/A
Outcome
Success
Notes
Test Flight
4
4
Flight No.
4
Date
April 19, 2007
Vehicle
Goddard ♺
Apogee
N/A
Outcome
Success
Notes
Test Flight
5
5
Flight No.
5
Date
May 6, 2011
Vehicle
PM2 (Propulsion Module)
Apogee
N/A
Outcome
Success
Notes
Test Flight
6
6
Flight No.
6
Date
August 24, 2011
Vehicle
PM2 (Propulsion Module) ♺
Apogee
N/A
Outcome
Failure
Notes
Test Flight
7
7
Flight No.
7
Date
October 19, 2012
Vehicle
New Shepard capsule
Apogee
N/A
Outcome
Success
Notes
Pad escape test flight
8
8
Flight No.
8
Date
April 29, 2015
Vehicle
New Shepard 1
Apogee
307,000 ft (58 mi)
Outcome
Partial success
Notes
Flight to altitude 93 km, capsule recovered, booster crashed on landing
9
9
Flight No.
9
Date
November 23, 2015
Vehicle
New Shepard 2
Apogee
329,839 ft (62 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
Sub-orbital spaceflight and landing
10
10
Flight No.
10
Date
January 22, 2016
Vehicle
New Shepard 2 ♺
Apogee
333,582 ft (63 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
Sub-orbital spaceflight and landing of a reused booster
11
11
Flight No.
11
Date
April 2, 2016
Vehicle
New Shepard 2 ♺
Apogee
339,178 ft (64 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
Sub-orbital spaceflight and landing of a reused booster
12
12
Flight No.
12
Date
June 19, 2016
Vehicle
New Shepard 2 ♺
Apogee
331,501 ft (63 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
Sub-orbital spaceflight and landing of a reused booster: The fourth launch and landing of the same rocket. The company published a live webcast of the takeoff and landing.
13
13
Flight No.
13
Date
October 5, 2016
Vehicle
New Shepard 2 ♺
Apogee
Booster: 307,458 ft (58 mi)
Capsule: 23,269 ft (4 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
Sub-orbital spaceflight and landing of a reused booster. Successful test of the in-flight abort system. The fifth and final launch and landing of the same rocket (NS2).
14
14
Flight No.
14
Date
December 12, 2017
Vehicle
New Shepard 3
Apogee
Booster: 322,032 ft (61 mi)
Capsule: 322,405 ft (61 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
Flight to just under 100 km and landing. The first launch of NS3 and a new Crew Capsule 2 .
15
15
Flight No.
15
Date
April 29, 2018
Vehicle
New Shepard 3 ♺
Apogee
351,000 ft (66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
Sub-orbital spaceflight and landing of a reused booster.
16
16
Flight No.
16
Date
July 18, 2018
Vehicle
New Shepard 3 ♺
Apogee
389,846 ft (74 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
Sub-orbital spaceflight and landing of a reused booster, with the Crew Capsule 2 –1 RSS H , carrying a mannequin. Successful test of the in-flight abort system at high altitude. Flight duration was 11 minutes.
17
17
Flight No.
17
Date
January 23, 2019
Vehicle
New Shepard 3 ♺
Apogee
351,000 ft (66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
Sub-orbital flight, delayed from December 18, 2018. Eight NASA research and technology payloads were flown.
18
18
Flight No.
18
Date
May 2, 2019
Vehicle
New Shepard 3 ♺
Apogee
346,000 ft (65 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
Sub-orbital flight. Max Ascent Velocity: 2,217 mph (3,568 km/h), duration: 10 minutes, 10 seconds. Payload: 38 microgravity research payloads (nine sponsored by NASA).
19
19
Flight No.
19
Date
December 11, 2019
Vehicle
New Shepard 3 ♺
Apogee
343,000 ft (64 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
Sub-orbital flight, Payload: Multiple commercial, research (8 sponsored by NASA) and educational payloads, including postcards from Club for the Future.
20
20
Flight No.
20
Date
October 13, 2020
Vehicle
New Shepard 3 ♺
Apogee
346,000 ft (65 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
7th flight of the same capsule/booster. Onboard 12 payloads include Space Lab Technologies, Southwest Research Institute, postcards and seeds for Club for the Future, and multiple payloads for NASA including SPLICE to test future lunar landing technologies in support of the Artemis program
21
21
Flight No.
21
Date
January 14, 2021
Vehicle
New Shepard 4
Apogee
350,858 ft (66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
Uncrewed qualification flight for NS4 rocket and "RSS First Step" capsule and maiden flight for NS4.
22
22
Flight No.
22
Date
April 14, 2021
Vehicle
New Shepard 4 ♺
Apogee
348,753 ft (66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-15. 2nd flight of NS4 with Astronaut Rehearsal. Gary Lai, Susan Knapp, Clay Mowry, and Audrey Powers, all Blue Origin personnel, are "stand-in astronauts". Lai and Powers briefly get in.
23
23
Flight No.
23
Date
July 20, 2021
Vehicle
New Shepard 4 ♺
Apogee
351,210 ft (66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-16. First crewed flight. Crew: Jeff Bezos, Mark Bezos, Wally Funk, and Oliver Daemen.
24
24
Flight No.
24
Date
August 26, 2021
Vehicle
New Shepard 3 ♺
Apogee
347,434 ft (66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-17. Payload mission consisting of 18 commercial payloads inside the crew capsule, a NASA lunar landing technology demonstration installed on the exterior of the booster and an art installation installed on the exterior of the crew capsule.
25
25
Flight No.
25
Date
October 13, 2021
Vehicle
New Shepard 4 ♺
Apogee
341,434 ft (66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-18. Second crewed flight. Crew: Audrey Powers, Chris Boshuizen, Glen de Vries, and William Shatner.
26
26
Flight No.
26
Date
December 11, 2021
Vehicle
New Shepard 4 ♺
Apogee
351,050 ft (66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-19. Third crewed flight. Crew: Laura Shepard Churchley, Michael Strahan, Dylan Taylor, Evan Dick, Lane Bess, and Cameron Bess.
27
27
Flight No.
27
Date
March 31, 2022
Vehicle
New Shepard 4 ♺
Apogee
351,050 ft (66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-20. Fourth crewed flight. Crew: Marty Allen, Sharon Hagle, Marc Hagle, Jim Kitchen, George Nield, and Gary Lai.
28
28
Flight No.
28
Date
June 4, 2022
Vehicle
New Shepard 4 ♺
Apogee
351,050 ft (66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-21. Fifth crewed flight. Crew: Evan Dick, Katya Echazarreta, Hamish Harding, Victor Correa Hespanha, Jaison Robinson, and Victor Vescovo.
29
29
Flight No.
29
Date
August 4, 2022
Vehicle
New Shepard 4 ♺
Apogee
351,050 ft (66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-22. Sixth crewed flight. Crew: Coby Cotton, Mário Ferreira, Vanessa O'Brien, Clint Kelly III, Sara Sabry, and Steve Young.
30
30
Flight No.
30
Date
September 12, 2022
Vehicle
New Shepard 3 ♺
Apogee
37,402 ft (7 mi)
Outcome
Failure
Notes
NS-23. Uncrewed flight with commercial payloads onboard. A booster failure triggered the launch escape system during flight, and the capsule landed successfully. The Blue Origin incident investigation found that a thermal-structural failure occurred on the BE-3 nozzle leading to the launch failure.
31
31
Flight No.
31
Date
December 19, 2023
Vehicle
New Shepard 4 ♺
Apogee
107 km (66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-24. Successful return to flight mission following failure of NS-23 more than a year prior. 33 payloads and 38,000 Club for the Future postcards from students around the world.
32
32
Flight No.
32
Date
19 May 2024
Vehicle
New Shepard 4 ♺
Apogee
c. 106 km
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-25. Seventh crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Kenneth Hess, Sylvain Chiron, Mason Angel, Ed Dwight, Carol Schaller, Gopi Thotakura
33
33
Flight No.
33
Date
29 August 2024
Vehicle
New Shepard 4 ♺
Apogee
Capsule 105 km (65 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-26. Eighth crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Ephraim Rabin, Nicolina Elrick, Eugene Grin, Rob Ferl, Karsen Kitchen, Eiman Jahangir
34
34
Flight No.
34
Date
23 October 2024
Vehicle
New Shepard 5
Apogee
Capsule 101 km (63 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-27. First flight of Propulsion Module NS5 and capsule RSS Kármán Line. 12 payloads and tens of thousands of Club for the Future postcards.
35
35
Flight No.
35
Date
22 November 2024
Vehicle
New Shepard 4 ♺
Apogee
Capsule 105 km (65 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-28. Ninth crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Emily Calandrelli, Sharon Hagle, Marc Hagle, Austin Litteral, James (J .) Russell, Henry (Hank) Wolfond
36
36
Flight No.
36
Date
4 February 2025
Vehicle
New Shepard 5 ♺
Apogee
Capsule
105 km
(65 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-29. Cargo flight carrying thirty payloads, provided by institutions such as Purdue University, Honeybee Robotics, Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Glenn Research Center. The capsule rotated at 11 RPM, simulating lunar gravity.
37
37
Flight No.
37
Date
25 February 2025
Vehicle
New Shepard 4 ♺
Apogee
Capsule
107 km
(66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-30. Tenth crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Lane Bess, Jesús Calleja, Tushar Shah, Richard Scott, Elaine Hyde, Russell Wilson.
38
38
Flight No.
38
Date
14 April 2025
Vehicle
New Shepard 5 ♺
Apogee
Capsule
107 km
(66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-31. Eleventh crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Aisha Bowe, Amanda Nguyen, Gayle King, Katy Perry, Kerianne Flynn, and Lauren Sánchez. First all-female crewed spaceflight since Vostok 6
39
39
Flight No.
39
Date
31 May 2025
Vehicle
New Shepard 4 ♺
Apogee
Capsule
104 km
(65 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-32. Twelfth crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Aymette Medina Jorge, Gretchen Green, Jaime Alemán, Jesse Williams, Mark Rocket, Paul Jeris.
40
40
Flight No.
40
Date
29 June 2025
Vehicle
New Shepard 5 ♺
Apogee
Capsule
106 km
(66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-33. Thirteenth crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Allie Kuehner, Carl Kuehner, Leland Larson, Freddie Rescigno, Jr., Owolabi Salis, James (Jim) Sitkin.
41
41
Flight No.
41
Date
3 August 2025
Vehicle
New Shepard 4 ♺
Apogee
Capsule
105 km
(65 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-34. Fourteenth crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Arvinder (Arvi) Singh Bahal, Gökhan Erdem, Deborah Martorell, Lionel Pitchford, James (J .) Russell, Justin Sun.
42
42
Flight No.
42
Date
18 September 2025
Vehicle
New Shepard 5 ♺
Apogee
Capsule
105 km
(65 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-35. Cargo flight carrying over forty payloads from NASA, commercial companies, and research institutions such as the University of Florida, Carthage College, Teledyne, and the NASA TechRise Student Challenge. 12th and final mission for the RSS H . Wells Crew Capsule.
43
43
Flight No.
43
Date
8 October 2025
Vehicle
New Shepard 4 ♺
Apogee
Capsule
107 km
(66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-36. Fifteenth crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Jeff Elgin, Danna Karagussova, Clint Kelly III, Aaron Charles Newman, Vitalii Ostrovsky, William H. Lewis.
44
44
Flight No.
44
Date
20 December 2025
Vehicle
New Shepard 5 ♺
Apogee
Capsule
106 km
(66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-37. Sixteenth crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Michaela Benthaus, Joey Hyde, Hans Koenigsmann, Neal Milch, Adonis Pouroulis, Jason Stansell.
45
45
Flight No.
45
Date
21 January 2026
Vehicle
New Shepard 4 ♺
Apogee
Capsule TBD, Approx. 107 km (66 mi)
Outcome
Success
Notes
NS-38. Seventeenth crewed New Shepard Flight. Crew of six included: Laura Stiles, Tim Drexler, Linda Edwards, Alain Fernandez, Alberto Gutiérrez, and Jim Hendren.
| Flight No. | Date | Vehicle | Apogee | Outcome | Notes |
| 1 | March 5, 2005 | Charon | 315 ft (0 mi) | Success | Test Flight |
| 2 | November 13, 2006 | Goddard | 279 ft (0 mi) | Success | First rocket-powered test flight |
| 3 | March 22, 2007 | Goddard ♺ | N/A | Success | Test Flight |
| 4 | April 19, 2007 | Goddard ♺ | N/A | Success | Test Flight |
| 5 | May 6, 2011 | PM2 (Propulsion Module) | N/A | Success | Test Flight |
| 6 | August 24, 2011 | PM2 (Propulsion Module) ♺ | N/A | Failure | Test Flight |
| 7 | October 19, 2012 | New Shepard capsule | N/A | Success | Pad escape test flight |
| 8 | April 29, 2015 | New Shepard 1 | 307,000 ft (58 mi) | Partial success | Flight to altitude 93 km, capsule recovered, booster crashed on landing |
| 9 | November 23, 2015 | New Shepard 2 | 329,839 ft (62 mi) | Success | Sub-orbital spaceflight and landing |
| 10 | January 22, 2016 | New Shepard 2 ♺ | 333,582 ft (63 mi) | Success | Sub-orbital spaceflight and landing of a reused booster |
| 11 | April 2, 2016 | New Shepard 2 ♺ | 339,178 ft (64 mi) | Success | Sub-orbital spaceflight and landing of a reused booster |
| 12 | June 19, 2016 | New Shepard 2 ♺ | 331,501 ft (63 mi) | Success | Sub-orbital spaceflight and landing of a reused booster: The fourth launch and landing of the same rocket. The company published a live webcast of the takeoff and landing. |
| 13 | October 5, 2016 | New Shepard 2 ♺ | Booster: 307,458 ft (58 mi) Capsule: 23,269 ft (4 mi) | Success | Sub-orbital spaceflight and landing of a reused booster. Successful test of the in-flight abort system. The fifth and final launch and landing of the same rocket (NS2). |
| 14 | December 12, 2017 | New Shepard 3 | Booster: 322,032 ft (61 mi) Capsule: 322,405 ft (61 mi) | Success | Flight to just under 100 km and landing. The first launch of NS3 and a new Crew Capsule 2 . |
| 15 | April 29, 2018 | New Shepard 3 ♺ | 351,000 ft (66 mi) | Success | Sub-orbital spaceflight and landing of a reused booster. |
| 16 | July 18, 2018 | New Shepard 3 ♺ | 389,846 ft (74 mi) | Success | Sub-orbital spaceflight and landing of a reused booster, with the Crew Capsule 2 –1 RSS H , carrying a mannequin. Successful test of the in-flight abort system at high altitude. Flight duration was 11 minutes. |
| 17 | January 23, 2019 | New Shepard 3 ♺ | 351,000 ft (66 mi) | Success | Sub-orbital flight, delayed from December 18, 2018. Eight NASA research and technology payloads were flown. |
| 18 | May 2, 2019 | New Shepard 3 ♺ | 346,000 ft (65 mi) | Success | Sub-orbital flight. Max Ascent Velocity: 2,217 mph (3,568 km/h), duration: 10 minutes, 10 seconds. Payload: 38 microgravity research payloads (nine sponsored by NASA). |
| 19 | December 11, 2019 | New Shepard 3 ♺ | 343,000 ft (64 mi) | Success | Sub-orbital flight, Payload: Multiple commercial, research (8 sponsored by NASA) and educational payloads, including postcards from Club for the Future. |
| 20 | October 13, 2020 | New Shepard 3 ♺ | 346,000 ft (65 mi) | Success | 7th flight of the same capsule/booster. Onboard 12 payloads include Space Lab Technologies, Southwest Research Institute, postcards and seeds for Club for the Future, and multiple payloads for NASA including SPLICE to test future lunar landing technologies in support of the Artemis program |
| 21 | January 14, 2021 | New Shepard 4 | 350,858 ft (66 mi) | Success | Uncrewed qualification flight for NS4 rocket and "RSS First Step" capsule and maiden flight for NS4. |
| 22 | April 14, 2021 | New Shepard 4 ♺ | 348,753 ft (66 mi) | Success | NS-15. 2nd flight of NS4 with Astronaut Rehearsal. Gary Lai, Susan Knapp, Clay Mowry, and Audrey Powers, all Blue Origin personnel, are "stand-in astronauts". Lai and Powers briefly get in. |
| 23 | July 20, 2021 | New Shepard 4 ♺ | 351,210 ft (66 mi) | Success | NS-16. First crewed flight. Crew: Jeff Bezos, Mark Bezos, Wally Funk, and Oliver Daemen. |
| 24 | August 26, 2021 | New Shepard 3 ♺ | 347,434 ft (66 mi) | Success | NS-17. Payload mission consisting of 18 commercial payloads inside the crew capsule, a NASA lunar landing technology demonstration installed on the exterior of the booster and an art installation installed on the exterior of the crew capsule. |
| 25 | October 13, 2021 | New Shepard 4 ♺ | 341,434 ft (66 mi) | Success | NS-18. Second crewed flight. Crew: Audrey Powers, Chris Boshuizen, Glen de Vries, and William Shatner. |
| 26 | December 11, 2021 | New Shepard 4 ♺ | 351,050 ft (66 mi) | Success | NS-19. Third crewed flight. Crew: Laura Shepard Churchley, Michael Strahan, Dylan Taylor, Evan Dick, Lane Bess, and Cameron Bess. |
| 27 | March 31, 2022 | New Shepard 4 ♺ | 351,050 ft (66 mi) | Success | NS-20. Fourth crewed flight. Crew: Marty Allen, Sharon Hagle, Marc Hagle, Jim Kitchen, George Nield, and Gary Lai. |
| 28 | June 4, 2022 | New Shepard 4 ♺ | 351,050 ft (66 mi) | Success | NS-21. Fifth crewed flight. Crew: Evan Dick, Katya Echazarreta, Hamish Harding, Victor Correa Hespanha, Jaison Robinson, and Victor Vescovo. |
| 29 | August 4, 2022 | New Shepard 4 ♺ | 351,050 ft (66 mi) | Success | NS-22. Sixth crewed flight. Crew: Coby Cotton, Mário Ferreira, Vanessa O'Brien, Clint Kelly III, Sara Sabry, and Steve Young. |
| 30 | September 12, 2022 | New Shepard 3 ♺ | 37,402 ft (7 mi) | Failure | NS-23. Uncrewed flight with commercial payloads onboard. A booster failure triggered the launch escape system during flight, and the capsule landed successfully. The Blue Origin incident investigation found that a thermal-structural failure occurred on the BE-3 nozzle leading to the launch failure. |
| 31 | December 19, 2023 | New Shepard 4 ♺ | 107 km (66 mi) | Success | NS-24. Successful return to flight mission following failure of NS-23 more than a year prior. 33 payloads and 38,000 Club for the Future postcards from students around the world. |
| 32 | 19 May 2024 | New Shepard 4 ♺ | c. 106 km | Success | NS-25. Seventh crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Kenneth Hess, Sylvain Chiron, Mason Angel, Ed Dwight, Carol Schaller, Gopi Thotakura |
| 33 | 29 August 2024 | New Shepard 4 ♺ | Capsule 105 km (65 mi) | Success | NS-26. Eighth crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Ephraim Rabin, Nicolina Elrick, Eugene Grin, Rob Ferl, Karsen Kitchen, Eiman Jahangir |
| 34 | 23 October 2024 | New Shepard 5 | Capsule 101 km (63 mi) | Success | NS-27. First flight of Propulsion Module NS5 and capsule RSS Kármán Line. 12 payloads and tens of thousands of Club for the Future postcards. |
| 35 | 22 November 2024 | New Shepard 4 ♺ | Capsule 105 km (65 mi) | Success | NS-28. Ninth crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Emily Calandrelli, Sharon Hagle, Marc Hagle, Austin Litteral, James (J .) Russell, Henry (Hank) Wolfond |
| 36 | 4 February 2025 | New Shepard 5 ♺ | Capsule 105 km (65 mi) | Success | NS-29. Cargo flight carrying thirty payloads, provided by institutions such as Purdue University, Honeybee Robotics, Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Glenn Research Center. The capsule rotated at 11 RPM, simulating lunar gravity. |
| 37 | 25 February 2025 | New Shepard 4 ♺ | Capsule 107 km (66 mi) | Success | NS-30. Tenth crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Lane Bess, Jesús Calleja, Tushar Shah, Richard Scott, Elaine Hyde, Russell Wilson. |
| 38 | 14 April 2025 | New Shepard 5 ♺ | Capsule 107 km (66 mi) | Success | NS-31. Eleventh crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Aisha Bowe, Amanda Nguyen, Gayle King, Katy Perry, Kerianne Flynn, and Lauren Sánchez. First all-female crewed spaceflight since Vostok 6 |
| 39 | 31 May 2025 | New Shepard 4 ♺ | Capsule 104 km (65 mi) | Success | NS-32. Twelfth crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Aymette Medina Jorge, Gretchen Green, Jaime Alemán, Jesse Williams, Mark Rocket, Paul Jeris. |
| 40 | 29 June 2025 | New Shepard 5 ♺ | Capsule 106 km (66 mi) | Success | NS-33. Thirteenth crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Allie Kuehner, Carl Kuehner, Leland Larson, Freddie Rescigno, Jr., Owolabi Salis, James (Jim) Sitkin. |
| 41 | 3 August 2025 | New Shepard 4 ♺ | Capsule 105 km (65 mi) | Success | NS-34. Fourteenth crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Arvinder (Arvi) Singh Bahal, Gökhan Erdem, Deborah Martorell, Lionel Pitchford, James (J .) Russell, Justin Sun. |
| 42 | 18 September 2025 | New Shepard 5 ♺ | Capsule 105 km (65 mi) | Success | NS-35. Cargo flight carrying over forty payloads from NASA, commercial companies, and research institutions such as the University of Florida, Carthage College, Teledyne, and the NASA TechRise Student Challenge. 12th and final mission for the RSS H . Wells Crew Capsule. |
| 43 | 8 October 2025 | New Shepard 4 ♺ | Capsule 107 km (66 mi) | Success | NS-36. Fifteenth crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Jeff Elgin, Danna Karagussova, Clint Kelly III, Aaron Charles Newman, Vitalii Ostrovsky, William H. Lewis. |
| 44 | 20 December 2025 | New Shepard 5 ♺ | Capsule 106 km (66 mi) | Success | NS-37. Sixteenth crewed New Shepard flight. Crew of six included: Michaela Benthaus, Joey Hyde, Hans Koenigsmann, Neal Milch, Adonis Pouroulis, Jason Stansell. |
| 45 | 21 January 2026 | New Shepard 4 ♺ | Capsule TBD, Approx. 107 km (66 mi) | Success | NS-38. Seventeenth crewed New Shepard Flight. Crew of six included: Laura Stiles, Tim Drexler, Linda Edwards, Alain Fernandez, Alberto Gutiérrez, and Jim Hendren. |