Musk said Starship will make its first orbital flight in March

Elon Musk said on Feb. 10 that the Federal Aviation Administration is about to approve Starship's voyages, and the first orbital flight will take place in March.

Space X CEO Elon Musk has made major updates to Starship over the past two years and expects to get approval from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration within 1 to 2 months to get Starship into orbit, according to the Associated Press. The first flight is planned to put Musk's internet satellite Starlinks into orbit.

Starship already has a private customer: a Japanese entrepreneur. He bought a flight around the moon and plans to travel with more than a dozen artists. Musk hinted that star trek's launch announcement is coming soon and that interested customers are welcome to buy.

Source: Overseas Network

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