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NASA Inspector General Warns Boeing Starliner Certification May Slip to 2027

NASA has modified its Commercial Crew contract with SpaceX to include three more missions, securing continuous American access to the International Space Station through 2030.

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A SpaceX Crew Dragon approaches the International Space Station in low-Earth orbit.From: NASA Awards SpaceX $946 Million for Three Additional Crew Dragon Flights to the ISS

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SpaceX's extended manifest secures U.S. crew access through the station's planned retirement.From: NASA Awards SpaceX $946 Million for Three Additional Crew Dragon Flights to the ISS ·
The shifting timeline of the Commercial Crew Program and the International Space Station's operational window.From: NASA Inspector General Warns Boeing Starliner Certification May Slip to 2027 ·
Fixed-price contracting has shifted the financial burden of development delays from NASA to the contractor.From: NASA Inspector General Warns Boeing Starliner Certification May Slip to 2027 ·
The Falcon 9 and Crew Dragon architecture will now support 14 operational flights for NASA.From: NASA Awards SpaceX $946 Million for Three Additional Crew Dragon Flights to the ISS ·
Engineers continue to investigate and resolve the helium leaks and thruster anomalies identified during the 2024 flight test.From: NASA Inspector General Warns Boeing Starliner Certification May Slip to 2027 ·