NASA Won’t Let Starliner Die Just Yet, Even After Boeing’s Space Fiasco
The Starliner saga may not be over just yet. Despite a failed test flight that left a crew stranded in space, NASA still hasn’t given up on Boeing’s ill-fated spacecraft. Starliner may get another chance to transport astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS).
NASA Is Still All-in on Boeing's Troubled Starliner
Boeing is equally committed to Starliner. According to Stich, CEO Kelly Ortberg has shown great enthusiasm in keeping the program going despite its $2 billion in losses. Boeing is reportedly working with NASA to test Starliner through the summer of 2025; after that, Starliner will likely undergo an uncrewed test flight before carrying humans again.
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