Ars Technica"Rebuilding the company’s pad, or finishing a new one, will likely take at least a year, even with a major effort by Blue Origin, and drawing upon Jeff Bezos’ nearly infinite resources."May 29, 2026
Caleb Henry“If we were looking at something that was purely just a rocket failure, then I would say three to six months is the expected range for a return to flight.”May 30, 2026
TechCrunch"Many people in the space industry assumed it would take Blue Origin at least until 2027 before New Glenn would launch again, especially because it seemed like there was a lot of damage to the launchpad."Jun 02, 2026
New Atlas"If all goes to plan, it will allow Blue Origin to launch New Glenn again by the end of the year – an outcome that had been written off by skeptics after that May explosion wiped out a large chunk of Blue Origin’s launch infrastructure."Jul 13, 2026
Space.com"After its rocket explosion, Blue Origin wants to complete repairs and put another New Glenn on the launchpad before the end of 2026."Jun 03, 2026