Starliner service module for Orbital Flight Test-2 being replaced
Boeing has decided to replace the troubled service module meant to be used for the second uncrewed test flight of the company’s Starliner spacecraft.
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Boeing has decided to replace the troubled service module meant to be used for the second uncrewed test flight of the company’s Starliner spacecraft.
Boeing has yet to nail down 100% the problem that forced the scrub of the August launch attempt of its CST-100 Starliner test flight to the International Space Station, so the company has decided to keep testing while grabbing hardware from a future flight in the hopes of maybe getting the much delayed mission off the ground in the first half of 2022.
They're still investigating the issues that delayed the launch planned for Aug. 3.
They're still investigating the issues that delayed the launch planned for Aug. 3.
The launch of Orbital Flight Test-2 to the International Space Station had to be postponed as the CST-100 Starliner’s propulsion system