NASA has revised Boeing's Commercial Crew contract, cutting Starliner missions from six to four and reassigning the upcoming Starliner flight in April to an uncrewed cargo-only mission. The move follows last year’s crew‑stranding anomaly and coincides with agency planning as the International Space Station approaches retirement.
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(PL) Starliner returns to the game on new terms • space24.pl
(ES) Boeing’s Starliner capsule only for cargo, for now • fly-news.es
NASA cuts Boeing Starliner crewed flights to four; April 2026 mission to be uncrewed • Australian Aviation
(ES) NASA modifies contract with Boeing and relegates the Starliner‑1 spacecraft to a cargo‑only mission • actualidadaeroespacial.com
Boeing’s April 2026 Starliner Launch Will Be Uncrewed — NASA Astronauts Not Onboard • Satellite News Network
(IT) Starliner: the next flight will be uncrewed — Boeing missions reduced • spaceconomy360.it
(DE) Boeing Starliner to Carry Only Cargo on Next Flight • flugrevue.de
NASA to fly Boeing’s Starliner‑1 uncrewed in April after spacecraft stranded two astronauts • houstonchronicle.com
NASA cuts Starliner missions; Boeing’s next flight will be uncrewed • orlandosentinel.com
