> Again, don't say "safety". That's well understood. You don't want 200 rocket companies launching at the same time from the same area. Got it. The difference i

> Again, don't say "safety". That's well understood. You don't want 200 rocket companies launching at the same time from the same area. Got it. The difference is, that scenario is about traffic control and not about having to get permission to travel. The public safety interest doesn't end at launch, it covers the entire lifecycle of the equipment until it de-orbits. Amateur launch operators will also bring less sophistication around collision avoidance.