FAA Requires 21 Corrective Actions Before Blue Origin Can Relaunch New Shepard After Failed Cargo Mission

FAA closed investigation into Blue Origin's failed cargo mission in September 2022, requires 21 corrective actions.
Blue Origin must redesign engine and nozzle components, as well as make organizational changes.
Issue was an overheated part in the rocket engine nozzle during flight.
FAA says Blue Origin can't launch again until corrective actions impacting safety are implemented.
Blue Origin plans to fly reused New Shepard rocket "soon", first with research payloads from failed mission.

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