noted some progress on the matter, but found the FAA still under-prioritizing the matter and, as of publication, the agency is still using the $3 million figure.
"What if it's a really, really, really bad day, and the losses add up to more than that amount?" Nield said of the total $2 billion. More than two years after the GAO filed what appears to be its latest report, the FAA is still using $3 million as its cost-of-casualty amount as other upcoming launch systems, like Starship and Blue Origin's New Glenn and New Armstrong rockets, move toward reality.
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