SpaceX targets Starship Flight 15 for a November 13 launch window at Starbase, pending final FAA approval, with hardware including Booster 22 and Ship 42 already through static-fire testing. The mission marks the first planned dual tower catch of both the Super Heavy V3 booster shortly after liftoff and the upper stage after more than 22 hours and 14 orbits, following deployment of 26 Starlink V3 satellites. Flight 14’s recent orbital success and satellite delivery provide momentum, while the ambitious recovery profile builds directly on prior booster catches and aims to demonstrate full orbital-class reusability. Regulatory clearance and real-time vehicle health checks during the flight remain the key near-term variables that could shift timing or outcomes.