SpaceX had to abandon a rocket launch 11 seconds before liftoff over fears a plane flew into the launch area
Briefly

SpaceX postponed a Falcon 9 launch intended to deploy Starlink satellites just 11 seconds before liftoff due to an unidentified aircraft entering restricted airspace. As the countdown proceeded, an air traffic controller called for a hold, possibly influenced by the presence of Delta Flight 480, which was in the vicinity. Delta Airlines clarified that their flight followed air traffic control directions and proceeded without incident, while other flights were also noted in the area during the time of the aborted launch. Despite the media speculation, no definitive cause was established for the hold.
SpaceX postponed a Falcon 9 launch after a plane entered restricted airspace, leading to confusion on which flight prompted the hold, possibly Delta Flight 480.
Despite speculation linking Delta Flight 480 as the reason for the launch delay, Delta reported their crew followed air traffic control instructions without issues.
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