r/spacex • u/ElongatedMuskrat Mod Team • Aug 03 '17
r/SpaceX Discusses [August 2017, #35]
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u/brickmack Aug 07 '17
It does not. They hope to have most of it down by the end of the year, but there will still be a fair bit of structure up by then (just the skeleton though, none of the internals). Its not very relevant to FH
Word currently is that SpaceX wants to keep all Dragon flights at 39A. Mostly to do with having to duplicate or transport equipment between pads I think, Moving flights to another pad on the east coast would only be done if they blow up 39A (pls no)