SpaceX Starship flight kept waiting yet again by FAA
SpaceX is keen to send its next-generation rocket on its first orbital test flight, but the Federal Aviation Administration has other ideas.
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SpaceX is keen to send its next-generation rocket on its first orbital test flight, but the Federal Aviation Administration has other ideas.
Following months of delays regarding the first orbital launch of its next-generation Starship rocket, SpaceX is hoping for good news from the FAA this week.
SpaceX won’t be able to test its Starship rocket for some time, as the company will have to wait for clearance from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
Elon Musk recently said he hoped to see SpaceX’s Starship rocket take its first orbital flight in May, but that was before the FAA’s latest announcement.
Drone pilots have been warned to keep their flying machines away from SoFi Stadium during Super Bowl 2022 or face a big fine and potential criminal prosecution.
With drones again expected to be a hot-ticket item over the holiday season, the FAA has launched a safety campaign urging new pilots to follow the rules.
After being grounded by an FAA investigation last month, space tourism company Virgin Galactic has now been cleared to resume its space flights.
Virgin Galactic flights have been grounded while the Federal Aviation Administration investigates its previous flight to the edge of space.
The FAA has closed its investigation into SpaceX and found that an explosion during testing of the Starship rocket prototype did not put the public in danger.
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