The Federal Aviation Administration, or FAA, has ramped up testing of SpaceX's Starlink satellite-based internet service as ...

The latest FAA grounding could complicate SpaceX’s plans to launch the Polaris Dawn crew aboard one of its SpaceX Dragon capsules, and could imperil the Crew-9 launch if the investigation drags on.

SpaceX faces $633,000 fine from FAA over alleged launch violations: Musk plans to sue In response to the fine proposal, Elon Musk, founder and CEO of SpaceX, took to his social media site X to ...

The FAA's statement Friday confirms that federal regulators have completed their review of SpaceX's mishap investigation report, which cites multiple root causes that led to the April 20 test ...

SpaceX points to 99%+ success rate. The FAA report to Congress did include a caveat that said, "If SpaceX is correct in reporting zero surviving debris, as SpaceX reports in FCC filings, and ...

The FAA will oversee a SpaceX-led investigation of the second-ever flight of the company's Starship vehicle, which ended eight minutes after liftoff on Nov. 18. Skip to main content.

Elon Musk's plan to launch the ninth iteration of SpaceX's Starship/Super Heavy rockets into space next week may be put on hold after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a statement ...

The FAA took more than two months to clear SpaceX’s next attempt. “The FAA’s determination of when a vehicle involved in a mishap can resume operations is based on public safety,” the ...

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), on Tuesday (June 4), issued a launch license to SpaceX for its Starship Flight 4 test mission currently scheduled to lift off no earlier than Thursday ...

SpaceX ordered by FAA to make fixes after Starship blowup that rained debris for miles. The SpaceX Starship lifts off from Starbase in Boca Chica, Texas, on April 20.

A SpaceX Starlink Mission is seen taking off from Florida on September 3, 2020. SpaceX now has more than 5,000 Starlink satellites in orbit, according to a letter to the FAA from the company.