NASA inspector general suggests Boeing's Starliner will now be a decade late

Boeing's Starliner will likely receive NASA certification in twenty twenty-seven, according to the agency's inspector general—a full decade later than Boeing originally promised. The delay reflects ongoing technical hurdles with the crew capsule, which has been in development for years. NASA has come to rely on SpaceX's Crew Dragon for crewed missions in the interim.

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