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Boeing and NASA announced further delay in the much expected launch of Starliner Crew Flight to the International Space Station following certain emerging issues with the capsule.

Boeing has once again delayed the first crewed test flight of its Starliner spacecraft. The company cited issues with Starliner's parachutes as a reason for the launch to be delayed indefinitely.

Washington: Boeing has stalled the first crewed flight of its Starliner capsule that was slated for July, over parachute and wiring safety issues, the

Washington, May 28: NASA and Boeing have completed a joint crew flight test checkpoint review ahead of the first flight of Starliner with astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS).

The earliest would be a Crew Flight Test for the Starliner-1 on July 21st. A lot of space agencies have been pretty busy as of late and NASA had just updated its schedule to show what they have more in store for us.

The first crewed flight test of Boeings Starliner capsule is facing yet another delay, with NASA officials saying Wednesday that it is now targeting no earlier

NASA officials said there’s nothing wrong with the parachutes on the Boeing CST-100 Starliner awaiting its first flight ever with humans on board, but they want to make sure, so once again, the anticipated mission to the International Space Station has been delayed.

NASA had been hoping to perform the first crewed flight of the Starliner spacecraft in April, but the target launch date has now been pushed back.

NASA and Boeing said last month that they were preparing for an April liftoff, but on Wednesday announced the new launch date.

NASA and Boeing managers holds a teleconference to discuss the latest on the upcoming Crew Flight Test of the Starliner capsule.