Here's a #wenhop update for @boeingspace #Starliner launching on an #ULAAtlasV

Here's a #wenhop update for @boeingspace #Starliner  launching on an #ULAAtlasV 

CFT scheduled "after Axiom Mission 2"

On 17-Feb, status was "80% through" work to be human-rated & fly

As of 23-Mar its, "adjusting schedule...as teams assess readiness & complete verification"

https://twitter.com/KathyLueders/status/1638986514729140224?s=20

@KathyLueders

We’re adjusting the @Space_Station schedule including the launch date for our Boeing Crew Flight Test as teams assess readiness and complete verification work. CFT now will launch following Axiom Mission 2 for optimized station operations. (1/2)

Target launch dates for Ax-2, still planned in early May, and Starliner will be shared soon. We’ll plan a media update after we have the space station schedule set. As always, we will fly when we are ready. (2/2)

3:30 PM · Mar 23, 2023



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