The FAA is facing pressure from President Trump regarding launch numbers, while Trump seeks to reduce aerospace regulations.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Oct 6

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The FAA is facing pressure from President Trump regarding launch numbers, while Trump seeks to reduce aerospace regulations.

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Oct 6Trump signed a memo directing agencies to increase launches, while the White House aims for 1,000 annual launches by 2030.1 source
- 933thedrive.com
Sep 3Trump pushes to strip aerospace regulations while FAA predicts lower launch numbers.1 source
- yahoo.com

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