The FAA has identified violations made by SpaceX during its Satria-1 and EchoStar XXIV/Jupiter launches, resulting in a potential total fine exceeding $600,000.
SpaceX proceeded with operational changes without FAA approval, including using a new launch control facility and altering its explosive sight plan for upcoming missions.
SpaceX's unauthorized adjustments to launch protocols and facilities could cost the company a combined penalty of $633,009, depending on its response to the FAA.
The FAA maintains safety compliance is paramount, emphasizing that companies must adhere to established guidelines before implementing changes that involve risk in rocket launches.
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