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ULA delays Atlas V launch to roll the rocket back ahead of Tropical Storm Idalia - Vimarsana News

ULA delays Atlas V launch to roll the rocket back ahead of Tropical Storm Idalia

ULA teams chose to delay its Atlas V rocket launch from Cape Canaveral ahead of Tropical Storm Idalia. No new targeted launch date announced.

Source: yahoo.com
Boeing Starliner's Flight Pushed Back Again — Could Be Ready to Fly First NASA Crew by March - Vimarsana News

Boeing Starliner's Flight Pushed Back Again — Could Be Ready to Fly First NASA Crew by March

Boeing is laying out a timeline for its Starliner's future flight, and the company said it is targeting March of next year to be the time to finally carry on with the mission.

Boeing Starliner: Boeing's 1st astronaut flight bumped into next year, more repairs needed - Vimarsana News

Boeing Starliner: Boeing's 1st astronaut flight bumped into next year, more repairs needed

Problems with the parachute lines and flammable tape surfaced during final reviews in late spring, ahead of what should have been a July launch for the Starliner capsule. Boeing said Monday that it should be done removing the tape in the coming weeks. But a redesigned parachute system won't be ready until December.

Boeing delays 1st astronaut launch to 2024 - Vimarsana News

Boeing delays 1st astronaut launch to 2024

Boeing was hired to ferry passengers to space by NASA more than a decade ago, but have so far only completed unmanned tests.

Source: wkyc.com
Boeing delays 1st astronaut launch to 2024 - Vimarsana News

Boeing delays 1st astronaut launch to 2024

Boeing was hired to ferry passengers to space by NASA more than a decade ago, but have so far only completed unmanned tests.