Blue Origin has announced plans for the second launch of its New Glenn mega-rocket in late spring. Following a thorough investigation into the failure of its booster stage during January's inaugural flight, the company has identified seven corrective actions focused on propellant management and engine bleed control. This information has been submitted to the FAA. The New Glenn rocket, essential for Blue Origin's ambitions in the orbital launch market, aims to compete with SpaceX. Despite past delays, the company remains committed to proving the rocket's capabilities in future test flights.