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The Federal Aviation Administration alleges that SpaceX committed three safety violations by failing to follow its license requirements during two of its space launches in 2023 .
If the full fines are imposed, SpaceX faces a bill of $ 633,009 , according to an FAA statement.
SpaceX CEO and self-appointed “ Technoking of Tesla” Elon Musk posted on X that he plans to file suit against the FAA for regulatory overreach.
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