Boeing's infamous starliner could launch again in 2026 on a nasa mission to the international space station But this time, no humans will be on board. The core development is straightforward Boeing is cutting the number of starliner flights it plans to operate, effectively shrinking a program that was once pitched as a long‑term pillar of. Nasa cut the planned missions of boeing co.’s starliner spacecraft to the international space station from six to four, following a highly publicized botched test flight last year and as the orbiting lab heads for retirement by the end of the decade After nearly three months of delays that left two u.s
Astronauts stranded on the international space station, the boeing starliner will be launched back to earth with no crew on board. In 2014, nasa awarded boeing's starliner a contract to fly astronauts to and from the international space station (iss) But after some technical issues during starliner's 2024 crewed test flight. This isn't the most surprising news ever The starliner spectacularly failed its first crew test, stranding two astronauts aboard the international space station for over nine months.
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