About
Florida Spaceflight
Independent launch coverage, photography, and Space Coast updates from Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral.
What We Do
Built for people who follow Florida spaceflight closely.
The site brings together the information people usually have to search for across multiple places: launch schedules, mission updates, photography, video, and Space Coast news.
Launch News
Florida-focused reporting on missions, launch providers, pad activity, and developing stories.
Launch Schedule
A Florida-only manifest with launch windows, countdowns, pads, vehicles, and mission details.
Photo & Video
Original visuals from launches, viewing areas, media events, and Space Coast operations.
Community Updates
Social-first coverage for the people who track every launch, scrub, static fire, and milestone.
Why It Exists
Florida is where the next era of launch is taking shape.
Every launch from Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral is part of a larger story: commercial spaceflight, exploration, national security, science, and the people who gather across the Space Coast to watch history leave the pad.
Florida Spaceflight exists to document that story with a clear focus: Florida launches only.
Meet The Team
The people behind Florida Spaceflight.
Florida Spaceflight is built by photographers and spaceflight observers who care about documenting the Space Coast accurately, clearly, and visually.
Founder · Launch Photographer
Andrew Javor
Andrew founded Florida Spaceflight in 2020 during the historic Crew Dragon Demo-2 mission. His interest in spaceflight began as a child watching Space Shuttle launches from Florida.
Today, he covers launch updates, photography, and Space Coast activity with a focus on making Florida launch coverage clear, visual, and accessible.
Launch Photographer
Eric Pearce
Eric’s connection to spaceflight began through his father’s work on the Lunar Rover during the Apollo program.
After moving to Melbourne in 2011, Eric photographed the final Space Shuttle missions and continues documenting launches from Florida’s Space Coast.
Editorial Standards
Clear reporting. Honest updates. Responsible media.
Information is based on official updates, public sources, direct observation, and clearly identified reporting.
Florida Spaceflight is independently operated and not controlled by launch providers, agencies, or outside organizations.
When information changes or errors are found, updates are made as quickly and clearly as possible.
Original media is credited and presented in a way that does not misrepresent the event being documented.
Contact
News tips, media requests, licensing, and partnerships.
For image licensing, media coordination, partnerships, press-related questions, or launch-related story tips, contact Florida Spaceflight by email.