The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in July will vote on an order that would streamline satellite and earth station licensing processing to remove “outdate regulations” that hamper “America’s growing commercial space economy.”
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr outlined in a release on Tuesday that during its July meeting the agency will consider an order that would modernize its satellite and earth station licensing processes. The reforms aim to create a faster and more predictable “licensing assembly line,” increase space safety, and scrap onerous regulations that hamper the commercial space economy.
Federal Communications Commission Chairman…
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