FAA chief defends latest delay for SpaceX rocket launch
Mike Whitaker, the administrator of the FAA, told lawmakers on the House Transportation Committee that his decision to delay SpaceX's launch for a few months is grounded in safety, and defended the $633,000 fine his agency has proposed against SpaceX as the “only tool” the FAA has to ensure that Musk's company follows the rules.
FAA chief says SpaceX needs to operate at 'highest level of safety'
Elon Musk's SpaceX must operate at the "highest level of safety," the head of the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said on Tuesday, defending a proposed $633,000 fine against the company for violating agency rules ahead of two 2023 launches.
The Federal Aviation Administration has defended its decision to delay a SpaceX launch, citing safety concerns and regulatory ...
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FAA to fine SpaceX for breaking launch rules, drawing rebuke from MuskThe FAA alleges SpaceX bypassed several safety measures that the ... Musk said his company is waiting for regulatory ...
FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker emphasized the need for SpaceX to adhere to safety regulations as the agency defends a ...
The FAA delays SpaceX's Starship launch plan, citing additional environmental review and safety concerns, while SpaceX ...
Elon Musk‘s rocket manufacturing company SpaceX on Wednesday tested the engines of its Starship launch vehicle for its sixth ...
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