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Space Policy Directive 2, signed by President Trump in May, directs the Department of Transportation through the Federal Aviation Administration to review existing commercial launch and reentry regulations and develop proposals for revising them to minimize uncertainty and encourage American leadership in space commerce.
Sen. James Inhofe’s amendment to S. 3277 directs the Department of Transportation to perform a study on the joint use of military facilities for both government and commercial launches, including the feasibility of increasing the number of military installations that could host commercial launches and reentries.
S. 3277 gives the Department of Transportation, through the Federal Aviation Administration, the ability to use the payload review portion of the launch licensing process to authorize non-traditional space activities not overseen by other agencies.
Space Policy Directive 2 calls on the Department of Transportation to streamline launch licensing regulations by 2018-02-01.
H.R. 5346 directs the Department of Transportation, through the Federal Aviation Administration, to issue licenses and experimental permits for space support vehicles that include aircraft flights providing training for or research supporting commercial launches.
Space Policy Directive 2, signed by President Trump on 2018-05-24, directs the Department of Transportation, through the Federal Aviation Administration, to develop revised regulations for licensing of commercial launches and reentries.
SPD-2 calls on the Department of Transportation to publish a notice of proposed rulemaking for the directed regulatory changes no later than 2018-02-01.
Space Policy Directive 2 (SPD-2) was signed by President Trump on 2018-05-24 directing the Department of Transportation to rescind or revise regulations for commercial launches and reentries.
NASA will work with the Secretary of Transportation to support launch licensing reform and with the Commerce Department on consolidation of other regulatory activity within the Office of Space Commerce.