SpaceX sends letter to Congress contesting proposed FAA fines
On Tuesday (Sept. 17), the FAA announced that it plans to fine SpaceX $630,000 for allegedly skirting regulations on two launches last year. SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk responded to the news that same day, declaring on X (formerly Twitter) that the company intends to sue the FAA "for regulatory overreach."
SpaceX 'forcefully rejects' FAA claims, civil penalties in letter to Congress
After the FAA proposed over $630,000 in civil penalties against SpaceX, the company spoke out in a letter to Congress. SpaceX rejects the FAA's claims and raises alarm on its inability to keep up with the commercial spaceflight industry.
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