NASA, Boeing Plan Uncrewed Starliner Flight Before 2028 Crew Mission
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NASA and Boeing have announced plans to conduct an uncrewed test flight of the Starliner spacecraft as early as December 2026, followed by a crewed mission in 2028. The uncrewed flight will validate corrective measures applied after problems were detected in the spacecraft's first crewed flight in 2024. NASA will invest $359 million in improvements and certify the Vulcan rocket.
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