NASA will direct Boeing to "finish" the long-suffering Starliner - a goal being pushed by SpaceX's plans to complete its Crew Dragon spacecraft
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NASA is preparing two new Starliner manned missions and will support their repairs and certification of another rocket, before the possible withdrawal of Crew Dragon by 2030.
NASA would like to order two additional manned flights from Boeing and help pay to get that company's faltering Starliner capsule to work. This is reported by the Ars Technica website based on sources. Officially, this has not been confirmed yet.
This is a huge reversal of the situation. SpaceX is seriously considering the retirement of its Crew Dragon capsule. Without another solution, NASA should therefore turn to Starliner.
NASA will direct Boeing to "finish" the long-suffering Starliner - a goal being pushed by SpaceX's plans to complete its Crew Dragon spacecraft
according to sourceNASA will return Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft to its primary role of launching astronauts into low Earth orbit. The agency soon plans to order two more crewed Starliner missions from Boeing, provide some funding for fixes to propulsion system problems and help certify new launch vehicles for future spacecraft launches. SpaceX has committed to […]
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