Skip to content
Ground Based Space Matters
SPACE LAW AND POLICY
  • Home
  • About
  • Books
  • Contact
  • Privacy Policy

Tag: FAA

For Whom the Clock Starts, For Whom it Stops, and Tolling

February 17, 2017 Laura Montgomery

When a launch or reentry operator applies for a launch or reentry license from the Federal Aviation Administration, the FAA…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: uncategorized Filed under: FAA, launch license, tolling

Science Fiction, Space Law, and the Regulatory State: Or, How John Varley Broke My Heart but Other Science Fiction Writers Shouldn’t Have To

November 25, 2016 Laura Montgomery 26 Comments

I read John Varley in my teens. I had a subscription to Analog, or, Galaxy, it might have been; and…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: uncategorized Filed under: Article VI, FAA, FCC, launch, NOAA, Outer Space Treaty, science fiction, spaceports, teach a man to fish

Unlicensed Government Launches

November 18, 2016 Laura Montgomery

Under 51 U.S.C. Ch. 509 (the Commercial Space Launch Act or Chapter 509) a U.S. person requires a license to…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: uncategorized Filed under: FAA, government launch

Space Insurance: Duration of Coverage

November 11, 2016 Laura Montgomery

When the FAA licenses, or issues a permit for, a launch or reentry of a launch or reentry vehicle, the…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: uncategorized Filed under: FAA, financial responsibility, insurance, launch

Article VI, the FAA’s Payload Review, and Foreign Policy Considerations

October 21, 2016 Laura Montgomery

After last Friday’s post on the Outer Space Treaty’s Article VI, which states that the activities of non-governmental entities in…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: uncategorized Filed under: FAA, Outer Space Treaty, self-executing

An Agency’s Rulemaking Priorities for Space Transportation

October 7, 2016 Laura Montgomery

An agency’s notice of proposed rulemaking (an NPRM) does not get written overnight. An agency must identify a problem, come…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: uncategorized Filed under: FAA, rulemaking, teach a man to fish

Are There Two Regimes for Commercial Space Transportation?

August 26, 2016 Laura Montgomery

I received a question in response to Monday’s post that raised foundational issues: why are there are two regimes to…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: uncategorized Filed under: CFR, FAA, non-delegation doctrine, rulemaking, USC

Space Support Vehicles

August 14, 2016 Laura Montgomery

In 2015, Congress passed the Commercial Space Launch Competitiveness Act, which charged the Comptroller General, who heads up the Government…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: uncategorized Filed under: aircraft, FAA, GAO, space support vehicles

Post navigation

Page 2 of 2
← Previous 1 2

Recent Posts

  • Do you lie awake wondering whether Earth or ship time should apply to wages for interstellar employees?
  • LUNA LACUNA in Space Force Anthology
  • Religious Freedom
  • Administration’s space proposal raises preemption questions for federal range access
  • Space is Vast. So is the Administration’s Mission Authorization Proposal
  • Treaty Enforcement Tensions in H.R. 6131

Resources

  • Office of the Federal Register
  • FAA Space Licenses
  • Legal Interpretations from the FAA’s Office of the Chief Counsel

Pages

  • Home
  • About
  • Books
  • Contact
  • Privacy Policy

Archives

Categories

  • radio
  • uncategorized
Website design by J.M. Ney-Grimm

Categories

  • radio
  • uncategorized

Photo Credit

Website header: Mobile Launcher Moves Toward EM-1 Photographer: Jamie Peer/NASA
NASA content from its online galleries is not copyrighted.
Website design by J.M. Ney-Grimm

Recent Posts

  • Do you lie awake wondering whether Earth or ship time should apply to wages for interstellar employees?
  • LUNA LACUNA in Space Force Anthology
  • Religious Freedom
  • Administration’s space proposal raises preemption questions for federal range access
  • Space is Vast. So is the Administration’s Mission Authorization Proposal
  • Treaty Enforcement Tensions in H.R. 6131

Pages

  • Home
  • About
  • Books
  • Contact
  • Privacy Policy
Privacy Policy
Copyright © 2026 Ground Based Space Matters
 

Loading Comments...