SpaceX—Not Boeing—Will Return Starliner Astronauts After Monthslong Mission
NASA officials will enlist SpaceX’s Dragon to return the crew of Boeing’s Starliner, which suffered several issues on its way to the ISS.
NASA officials will enlist SpaceX’s Dragon to return the crew of Boeing’s Starliner, which suffered several issues on its way to the ISS.
The manufacturer notified the FAA about the discovery of the faulty thrust link, a custom component for the 777-9 and its engine.
The company suspended certification flight testing after it discovered problems with engine attachments in three test aircraft.
The companies that jointly operate United Launch Alliance are in talks to sell their rocket business to Sierra Space, according to a report.
Agency officials are weighing the risks of sending two NASA astronauts home from the ISS on the Boeing spacecraft.
A report from the space agency’s office of the inspector general pins the blame on the aerospace giant’s mismanagement and inexperienced workforce.
Second day of Washington, D.C., proceeding brings into question the aircraft giant’s overall corporate culture.
Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have been on the International Space Station for more than two months despite an intended eight-day stay.
Aircraft giant addresses its manufacturing process during the first day of hearing in Washington, D.C.
According to reports, NASA is weighing Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams’ return on a SpaceX Dragon.