SpaceX Defies FAA Allegations Over Launch Violations

SpaceX has strongly denied claims from the FAA that it breached launch regulations during two rocket missions in June and July 2023, with proposed fines totaling $633,000. Elon Musk has criticized the fines as politically driven and hinted at legal action to challenge the penalties.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 21-09-2024 18:30 IST | Created: 21-09-2024 18:30 IST
SpaceX Defies FAA Allegations Over Launch Violations
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SpaceX has issued a firm denial in response to the FAA's allegations that it violated launch requirements during two rocket launches in Cape Canaveral, Florida, this past summer.

The FAA claims that SpaceX did not comply with U.S. regulations for the June and July 2023 launches, leading to a proposed $633,000 in fines.

Elon Musk has rebuffed the FAA's conclusions, describing the fines as politically motivated and has hinted at initiating legal action to contest the penalties.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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