SpaceX Rejects FAA Conclusion Over Launch Violations
SpaceX has strongly refuted the FAA's claims that it violated U.S. regulations during two rocket launches in June and July 2023. These purported violations could result in fines totaling $633,000. Elon Musk, SpaceX's CEO, has labeled the fines as politically motivated and is considering legal action to challenge them.
SpaceX has strongly refuted the Federal Aviation Administration's conclusion that it violated U.S. regulations during two rocket launches earlier this year.
The FAA asserts that Elon Musk's aerospace company failed to comply with safety protocols in June and July 2023, actions that could result in $633,000 in fines.
Musk has dismissed the penalties as politically motivated and has suggested that SpaceX may sue to contest the FAA's findings.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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