SpaceX's massive Starship spacecraft exploded in space on Thursday minutes after lifting off from Texas, prompting the FAA to ...

SpaceX confirmed Wednesday that it is leasing Starlink kits and service to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for free ...

Well, you know why: there have been a lot of plane crashes, or near crashes lately — and it’s all against the backdrop of the ...

Orlando International Airport officials announced they were briefly under a Federal Aviation Administration "ground stop" ...

After the second loss of Starship was visible in Florida skies, new questions are being raised about the powerful launch system coming to Florida.

A document found on the Federal Aviation Administration website shows SpaceX is seeking to break ground on its Florida Starship Gigabay.

but we can get there if we have the help from the private sector, and Congress gives us the money," he added. Fox News Digital is told that the FAA is testing Starlink at "non-safety-critical ...

SpaceX has stated that recent claims about the FAA possibly canceling a $2.4 billion contract with internet provider Verizon ...

SpaceX clarified that Starlink was not getting any contracts from the U.S. government after media reports suggested that it ...

After lifting off from Launch Complex 40 on a southeasterly trajectory, the Falcon 9 will deploy a payload of Starlink ...

and the FAA, did not have an immediate reply to requests for reaction to the Verizon statement. There is no dispute that the FAA’s various computer and communications systems are badly in need ...

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a ground stop for air traffic in Florida as a result of the errant rocket. Ground stops are typically issued when there is a security threat or bad weather.