WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin said on Monday it is targeting "late spring" for the second launch of its giant New Glenn rocket, as the U.S. FAA closed an investigation into the ...

American companies launched 21 commercial space missions in June 2025, which was a new record for a single month, according ...

Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp responded to the news on X, saying, "A big thanks to the FAA for the partnership, especially over the holidays. Here’s to NG-1 -- we are really close, folks." ...

The Blue Origin all-female crew will not be considered astronauts by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The Blue Origin successfully did their 11-minute space trip on Monday, April 14 when ...

In response to the FAA’s announcement, Blue Origin CEO David Limp posted on X.com, “A big thanks to the FAA for the partnership, especially over the holidays. Here’s to NG-1 -- we are really ...

Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket is on the brink of its much-anticipated maiden launch after receiving its Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) launch license, marking a key milestone in the ...

Blue Origin took over the lease for LC-36 in 2015. It had previously been used for government launches from 1962-2005, including lunar lander Surveyor 1 in 1967 and some of the Mariner probes.

Bezos' Blue Origin gets FAA license for its first New Glenn rocket launch. By Reuters. December 27, 2024 9:50 PM UTC Updated December 27, 2024 A replica of the astronaut capsule ...

Jeff Bezos’ space company Blue Origin has added a familiar face to its growing mix of outside lobbyists as the industry faces ...

Under the FAA rules, Perry and the rest of the women on the flight may not technically qualify as astronauts. Blue Origin. Back in 2004, the FAA launched its Commercial Space Astronaut Wings ...

While the Blue Origin space fliers will not get astronaut wings from the FAA, Blue Origin awards its own astronaut wings. SpaceX and Virgin Galactic award astronaut wings to their passengers as well.

Blue Origin Back in 2004, the FAA launched its Commercial Space Astronaut Wings program, formally recognizing anyone who has flown into outers space as an astronaut, a title typically reserved for ...