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December 22, 2007

Mojave's Space Port License

This Antelope Valley Press article discusses how the FAA almost pulled the space port license from Mojave Airport. It looks the FAA might have been a little concerned about the handling of rocket fuel at Mojave after the Scaled Composites rocket engine explosion and another accident. So they almost pulled the space port license from Mojave Air Port. Now this has been stopped for now.

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