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LZ-1 receives its final Falcon landing as SpaceX hand over the landing pad - NASASpaceFlight.com
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For Phantom and Vaya. Their first rockets are supposed to be a bit smaller than Firefly Alpha. And they don't seem to have reuse ambitions. I don't see much of a point, but it isn't my money.
I wish they would have gotten LC-48 instead. The policy to launch and land from the same complex makes sense to be fair to the other companies who might eventually want to try it (Blue, Relativity, Stoke), but, in the meantime, it must be an inconvenience for the only company actually landing anything.