Blue Origin plans to fly a prototype Blue Ring spacecraft on the debut flight of New Glenn.
Credit: Blue Origin
CAPE CANAVERAL—The FAA on Dec. 27 issued Blue Origin a five-year license to launch and land its first orbital-class rocket. “A big thanks to the FAA for the partnership, especially over the holidays,” CEO Dave Limp wrote on the X social media site. “We are really close, folks.” The company, owned by...
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