Regulatory & Policy
FAA AST
FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation
FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation (FAA AST) — US federal office responsible for licensing and regulating commercial space launches, reentries, and spaceport operations. Reviews environmental impact and public safety.
Frequently asked about FAA AST
- What does FAA AST mean in the space industry?
- FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation: US federal office responsible for licensing and regulating commercial space launches, reentries, and spaceport operations. Reviews environmental impact and public safety.
- What does FAA AST stand for?
- FAA AST stands for FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation.
- What category of space terminology does FAA AST belong to?
- FAA AST is part of the Regulatory & Policy category in space industry terminology.
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