Weeks after New Glenn's first launch, Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp laid off 10% of the company's 14,000 employees in a move to cut costs and shift New Glenn unit's focus on rocket production and a ...

— The Space Coast could be seeing another new rocket fly soon as the Federal Aviation Administration on Friday issued a launch license for Blue Origin’s New Glenn. An FAA statement said Jeff ...

The New Glenn rocket is set to launch no earlier than Friday, Jan. 10 from Launch Complex 36 at Florida's Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. The three-hour launch window will open at 1 a.m. What ...

After receiving its FAA launch license, Blue Origin’s New Glenn could liftoff as soon as next week. Although the company is not yet confirming the exact launch date.

According to the agency: "A return to flight is based on the FAA determining that any system, process, or procedure related to the mishap does not affect public safety." Blue Origin's New Glenn ...

— New Glenn: Blue Origin's Reusable Rocket "Get this – a single BE-4 turbopump can fit in the backseat of a car. When all seven pump fuel and oxygen from the BE-4's common shaft, they produce ...

Blue Origin is now targeting no earlier than Thursday at 1 a.m. EST for the debut of its New Glenn rocket. The spacecraft—whose two stages tower 320 feet when stacked, making it one of the ...

The FAA license allows Blue Origin to launch New Glenn from Cape Canaveral and land its reusable booster stage on a barge in the Atlantic Ocean. The license is valid for five years.

An FAA airspace advisory is in effect for New Glenn-1 (NG-1) launch attempts from Jan. 6-12 from Cape Canaveral SFS.

Rocket Report: New Glenn shows out; ... The FAA’s Office of Space Transportation has an annual budget of $42 million. Europe moves to address geo-return concerns in launch.