The Federal Aviation Administration has begun a supplemental environmental assessment and public-comment process for SpaceX’s proposed Starship-Super Heavy operations at Cape Canaveral.
The proposal centers on Space Launch Complex 37 and would allow up to 76 Starship-Super Heavy launches and 152 landings annually, according to the filing described in the source material.
The FAA review will examine environmental and airspace effects tied to the proposed activity. The assessment and comment process are regulatory steps in the agency’s consideration of the Cape Canaveral plan.
SLC-37 is at Cape Canaveral, where the proposed launch and landing cadence would involve both Starship and its Super Heavy booster.