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They cant seem to match launch cadence to ship progression. This will most certainly set them back a few more weeks beyond the end of this month.

• MPSimmons 1y ago
  Likely longer as this was the only test site for Starship and there will hopefully be an FAA investigation.
  • vardump 1y ago
    It didn't fly, so there will be no FAA investigation.
    • goku12 1y ago
      Is the FAA going to wait around till it does the same in flight?
      • vardump 1y ago
        I think that's the only thing they can do.
  • mlindner 1y ago
    The FAA only cares about things that have FAA licenses. A static test fire is not FAA licensed so there won't be any FAA investigation.