The FAA is evaluating a SpaceX proposal to more than double the number of launches from the Space Launch Complex from 50 to 120 yearly.

SpaceX has received approval to increase the number of launches for its Starship vehicle, which will carry next-generation Starlink satellites into orbit and usher in gigabit speeds for Starlink. The FAA previously limited the launches to five per year from SpaceX’s site in Starbase,

After a lengthy review, the federal agency agreed to allow SpaceX to substantially increase the number of annual launches from its Starbase launch site in South Texas. Previously, the company was limited to five launches, but now it will be able to conduct up to 25 Starship launches and landings during a calendar year.

SpaceX has met another requirement for a new license that would allow 25 Starbase rocket launches per year. Current regulations only allow for five.

After days of showers rolled through Florida, a SpaceX booster launched and landed for a record time on a Starlink mission.

Starship rocket launches from Texas-based Starbase SpaceX is now authorised to land Super Heavy and Starship stages 25 times FAA finds no significant environmental impact under NEPA for launch incre

The Federal Aviation Administration has granted SpaceX permission to increase launches of its Starship rockets and Super Heavy boosters to 25 per year.

After Trump loosened environmental regulations, FAA gives SpaceX permission to conduct almost two rocket launches per month from Starbase in Texas.

The federal agency determined that more frequent launches at SpaceX's rocket site, Starbase, would have no significant impact on the local environment if the company takes the proper mitigation steps.

SpaceX just got permission to ramp up launches of its Starship megarocket from South Texas. On Tuesday (May 6), the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released its final environmental ...

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