FAA clears SpaceX for another Starship test flight
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FAA clears SpaceX to launch Starship after explosive failure rained debris over populated islands
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FAA clears SpaceX for another Starship test flight after explosion in January
Starship cleared to fly as soon as Monday even as explosion probe continues
SpaceX’s Starship rocket could liftoff from South Texas for the eighth time Monday as the investigation into its troubled January flight remains open.
The FAA has given its approval for the next flight of SpaceX’s Starship even while the investigation into the failed previous flight continues.
SpaceX said Monday that last month's Starship explosion was brought on by a cascading series of events caused by propellant leaks — a problem the company
SpaceX says the eighth suborbital test flight of Starship could take place as early as Friday from Boca Chica, pending regulatory approval from the Federal Aviation Administration. The company also released details on what caused Starship S33 to explode over the Caribbean during the seventh orbital test flight,
According to a notice posted by the Federal Aviation Administration, the eighth test flight of the Starship vehicle could take place as early as February 26 from the Starbase launch site in South Texas. The launch window extends from 5:30 pm local time (23:30 UTC) to 7:09 pm (01:09 UTC).
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