SpaceX pulls back from NASA and Space Force contracts

SpaceX is stepping away from major new launch contracts: it told NASA it will stop flying Crew Dragon to the ISS by 2030, stopped selling Falcon 9 launches after 2028 and declined three new Space Force contracts. Existing government commitments are still being fulfilled, while the company sees most future revenue in AI.

• Crew Dragon will stop flying to the ISS by 2030, SpaceX told NASA
• Falcon 9 is no longer sold for commercial missions after 2028
• SpaceX declined three new US Space Force launch contracts
• NASA has awarded SpaceX about $20 billion in contracts over 20 years