For reference, they did 61 in 2022. Counts Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy, and a successful Starship launch equally.
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Should resolve to 96: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/12/29/spacex-rockets-2023-launch-record.html
(91 Falcon 9 and 5 Falcon Heavy; the two Starship launches don't count here because they did not reach orbit)
If launch gets rocket "successfully sent to orbit" but fails to deploy payload is that unsuccessful mission and not counted or is it just successful in getting to orbit so counted, or something else? e.g. Transporter 6 (3 Jan 2023) failed to deploy all payloads but most did deploy successfully. SpaceX may not have been responsible for this deployment, Can who is responsible for deployment matter? In this case large majority of payloads deployed so is that enough to be considered successful? Likewise if primary payload deploys but secondary payload fails to deploy, is that counted as successful launch to orbit?
@enaz Not sure we are going to get an answer here so perhaps https://manifold.markets/ChristopherRandles/number-of-spacex-orbital-launches-d
is of interest.