FAA Clears SpaceX's Starship for Second Test Flight

Launch scheduled for November 17, following 63 corrective actions after previous launch failure

SpaceX's Starship has received clearance from the FAA for its second test flight, scheduled for November 17, with backup dates on November 18 and 19.
The previous Starship launch was grounded after the rocket caused significant damage to its launchpad and surrounding area.
The FAA required 63 corrective actions from SpaceX before granting approval for another launch attempt.
The upcoming test flight will not attempt to recover the Super Heavy or Starship portions of the launch system for reuse.
If successful, the booster is expected to splash down in the Gulf of Mexico around 6 minutes 30 seconds after launch, and Starship will re-enter the Earth's atmosphere 1 hour 17 minutes and 21 seconds after launch.