The Federal Aviation Administration has said that it will allow Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket to fly again, following a review of the January mishap in which the rocket made a successful debut launch but crashed during landing.

Blue Origin plans to launch its New Glenn rocket in late spring following an FAA investigation into a landing failure. The reusable first-stage booster didn't re-ignite its engines properly, prompting corrective actions.

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin said on Monday it is targeting "late spring" for the second launch of its giant New Glenn rocket, as the U.S. FAA closed an investigation into the rocket's landing failure that followed an otherwise successful debut mission in January.