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NASA says Boeing Starliner-1 work is making “good progress” but offers no launch date

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NASA continues to assess flight opportunities for Starliner-1 as work with Boeing on the CST-100 vehicle advances. A NASA official characterized progress as “good” but declined to provide a target launch date, leaving the timing of the program’s next uncrewed mission unresolved.

Discovered 2026-07-31T05:17:02.609104-07:00 | 2026-07-31T05:17:02.609104-07:00

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  • The absence of a launch date indicates that Starliner-1’s schedule remains under active assessment, limiting near-term certainty for NASA mission planning and Boeing program execution.
  • Continued NASA-Boeing work keeps the CST-100 program in development while the agency evaluates available flight opportunities for its next mission.

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