NASA has announced a revised timeline for the Boeing Starliner spacecraft’s development and testing, aiming to complete an uncrewed return by January 2027. This mission will utilize NASA's Vulcan Centaur rocket following its certification. The agency is demonstrating renewed confidence in the CST-100 Starliner program, specifically targeting a crewed flight for 2028. Agency officials unveiled these plans during a September 28th announcement detailing the upcoming flights. These efforts are designed to facilitate continued access to the International Space Station through commercial partnerships.
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