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The RAND Corporation prepared a report for Congress that was released on 2023-04-03 recommending that current restrictions on the FAA’s ability to regulate safety for commercial spacecraft be allowed to expire later in 2023.
The FAA found that New York has the necessary infrastructure to support safe UAS operations under civil authority.
Blue Origin is working closely with the Federal Aviation Administration to close out the NS-23 investigation.
A National Spaceport Interagency Working Group established in June includes the FAA, NASA, the Defense Department, and other agencies.
Rocket Lab completed a Wet Dress Rehearsal at Launch Complex 2 and the mission is awaiting range clearances from NASA and the FAA.
The Federal Aviation Administration formally concluded its investigation into Astra’s 2022-06-01 Rocket 3.3 launch on 2023-03-01.
The operational waivers will enable FAA-certified ComEd pilots to use enhanced drones for routine equipment inspection.
The Federal Aviation Administration permits ComEd to request operational waivers that allow pilots to remotely operate drones without a visual line of sight.
Skyfire and VOTIX plan to work closely with agencies and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to expedite regulatory approvals, including beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations.
Astra received a formal closure letter from the Federal Aviation Administration concluding the TROPICS-1 mishap investigation.
Skyfire provides knowledge on complex FAA waivers and training trusted by various agencies and branches of the U.S. Military.
Rocket Lab completed a Wet Dress Rehearsal at Launch Complex 2 and the mission is awaiting range clearances from NASA and the FAA to proceed with launch.
This Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) waiver enables NYPA to conduct fully remote drone operations at its Blenheim-Gilboa Pumped Storage Power Project in Schoharie County.
FAA Part 107 regulations require drone pilots to maintain visual contact while operating a drone.
The FAA’s Office of Spaceports was created by the 2018 FAA reauthorization act and is working with federal and other officials to identify challenges and plan for the future space ecosystem.
Federal ranges accounted for 50 of 69 FAA-licensed launches in fiscal year 2022, representing 83% of U.S. FAA-licensed launches when excluding Rocket Lab’s Electron launches from New Zealand.
The FAA report identified a federal law requirement that federal infrastructure be offered for commercial use at a direct cost that is significantly cheaper than rates commercial sites typically offer as a factor concentrating launches at federal ranges.
The FAA submitted a National Spaceports Policy report to Congress earlier in the month as required by a provision of the 2018 FAA reauthorization act.
The Federal Aviation Administration is seeking to fine SpaceX $175,000 for failing to provide collision avoidance data before a Falcon 9 launch.
The Federal Aviation Administration is responsible for regulating airspace that extends above commercial jets.