Yes. SpaceX aims to fly Starship Flight 14 no earlier than Monday, September 28, 2026, from Starbase in South Texas during a 75-minute window that opens at 8:15 a.m. ET. If successful, it would be the vehicle’s first attempt to reach Earth orbit rather than a passively safe suborbital path used on prior tests.
The plan calls for deploying 26 operational Starlink V3 satellites, roughly six orbits, and a roughly 10-hour mission ending with a Pacific Ocean splashdown off Chile. Backup dates of September 29 and 30 are available if needed.
Source: Space.com — What time will SpaceX launch its 1st orbital Starship test on Flight 14 on Sept. 28?