Boeing’s Starliner: First Crewed Flight is Finally In Sight
The issues on Starliner are being fixed as flight preparations continue. The launch date is being finalized, and the first crewed flight looks closer than ever
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Starliner again, a new chapter of an old space story
NASA and Boeing announced yet another delay for the first Crew Flight Test of Starliner to the International Space Station, now scheduled for March 2024
SLS Intellectual Property Dispute: Boeing Faces Lawsuit
Colorado-based Wilson Aerospace files lawsuit against Boeing, accusing theft of its tool for attaching engines to the Space Launch System rocket
Boeing’s Starliner Is Yet Again In Troubles: Launch Delayed Indefinitely
Setbacks continue for Boeing's Starliner crew capsule as technical issues with parachutes and flammable tape cause further launch delays
NASA Safety Panel Expresses Concerns About Readiness of Boeing’s Starliner for Crewed Flight
NASA safety panel expresses concerns over readiness of Boeing's Starliner for crewed flight, calls for thorough evaluation before launch
New delay for the first Starliner crewed mission
Starliner Crew Flight Test (CFT) first scheduled for April 2023 is now planned no earlier than July 21, 2023, as declared by NASA and Boeing
Starliner: the new commercial spacecraft for the International Space Station
Boeing' Starliner is a partially reusable spacecraft developed inside NASA's Commercial Crew Program. The final test is scheduled to launch in Apr. 2023.
