The United States aims to accelerate the development of commercial space transportation with an ambitious goal: achieving at least 1,000 launches and re-entries per year by 2030.
Reaching this target requires a regulatory framework capable of supporting the sector’s growth. Authorizations, spaceport management, supply chains and industrial capacity are becoming strategic factors in transforming space transportation into a fully-fledged industrial infrastructure.
In an article published on Norme & Tributi Plus by Il Sole 24 Ore, Elena Martellucci, Aurora Agostini and Giulietta Minucci analyse the new US Space Law Reform and its impact on the development of the space economy, addressing regulatory developments, new opportunities for private operators and emerging challenges.
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