FAA Clears Falcon 9 for Flight Post Anomaly Investigation

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has determined that no public safety issues were involved in the anomaly during SpaceX's Starlink Group 9-3 launch on July 11. The determination allows the Falcon 9 vehicle to resume flight operations while the investigation into the incident continues.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced that there were no public safety issues in the anomaly that occurred during SpaceX's Starlink Group 9-3 launch on July 11.

This determination implies that the Falcon 9 vehicle can return to flight operations even as the comprehensive investigation into the anomaly remains ongoing, according to the FAA statement.

The resolution highlights the confidence of the FAA in SpaceX's safety protocols and its readiness for continuous space missions.

(With inputs from agencies.)