Boeing Eyes Starliner Comeback Flight With ISS Cargo Mission
TL;DR
Boeing says its Starliner is largely fixed after past issues and is coordinating with NASA to set a cargo launch to the ISS, which would pave the way for a potential late-2027 crewed test; a free docking port is needed, NASA has trimmed Starliner missions under a revised contract, and Boeing is weighing options including selling space-unit assets while awaiting port availability.
Topics:sciencespace-and-spaceflight#boeing#international-space-station#nasa#space-and-spaceflight#spaceflight#starliner
- Boeing Claims Its Beleaguered Starliner Spacecraft Is Pretty Much Good to Go Gizmodo
- Actually, Starliner might fly into space this year Ars Technica
- NASA still assessing Starliner-1 flight opportunities SpaceNews
- Boeing Starliner Cargo Flight Slips to Q4 With ISS Slots Narrowing Before Deorbit Tech Times
- Still No Date for Starliner’s Next Flight SpacePolicyOnline.com
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