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FAA Safety Briefing|May/June 2023

Issue Contents

Creating a Safe Space

12 Articles

The May/June 2023 issue of FAA Safety Briefing magazine explores the FAA’s role in the exciting and rapidly growing world of commercial space. Feature articles take us behind the scenes with the FAA’s Office of Commercial Space Transportation and its critical safety oversight responsibilities. We also take a close look at spaceports and review how the FAA handles both safety and efficiency when it comes to protecting NAS users during launch and reentry operations.

Read the Full Issue on FAA.gov

Feature Articles

  1. 1
    Space Race 2.0: Why the FAA is Aiming for the Stars (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  2. 2
    Let's Give 'em Some "Space": How to Safely Steer Clear of Aircraft Hazard Areas During Spacecraft Launch and Reentry (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  3. 3
    All Systems Nose to Tail: How the FAA Ensures Public Safety at Commercial Space Launches (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  4. 4
    Spaceports Are Where the Spaceships Go: Explore the Dawn of the Commercial Spaceport (on FlightPush)

    Medium

Departments

  1. 1
    Jumpseat: A New Age for Space (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  2. 2
    Aeromedical Advisory: The Human Body in Space (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  3. 3
    Checklist: SUA in the USA (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  4. 4
    Drone Debrief: Drones and Space Launches (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  5. 5
    Nuts, Bolts, and Electrons: See a Safety Issue? File a NASA Report (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  6. 6
    Vertically Speaking: Helicopter Wake Turbulence (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  7. 7
    On Final: With Stars in Their Eyes (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  8. 8
    Faces: Glenn Rizner, FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation (on FlightPush)

    Medium

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