FAA issues launch license for SpaceX test flight from Boca Chica
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The Federal Aviation Administration issued a much-anticipated launch license for SpaceX.
The license, issued Friday, is good for five years and allows SpaceX to launch their Starship into sub-orbital flight Boca Chica Beach.
The FAA said they carefully analyzed public safety risks during every stage of the mission.
A separate notice was issued Friday announcing no-fly zones in the area of the Boca Chica launch site.
The no-fly zones are scheduled for Monday, April 17, and Tuesday, April 18 from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Count on Channel 5 News for complete coverage of the launch.
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