The Boeing Starliner Has Failed...

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[kcOO]

Good thing NASA is in charge here. If it were up to Boeing they would have let those people return without a care of their safety.

[mutantryeff]

Boeing is needing to change its name to Bloeing.

[michaelnippert]

Put the former Boeing executive on that spaceship.He destroyed the company😂

[oldblinddarby]

Boeing's commitment to safety is an oxymoron

[jaycarlson]

Still amazing that after being years late to bring the finished product they are just now really testing the thrusters and finding the problems that should have been revealed years ago

[kenc]

"They believe in their vehicle and they'd be willing to bring crew home on it." Yeah, they were also willing to keep putting people on 737 Max jets even after two back-to-back crashes with 346 fatalities, until they were FORCED by safety regulators around the world to ground all Max jets.

[WeSRT]

Boeing needs to have its government money cut.

[fredg.sanford]

Boeing used to set the standard—until it decided to worry more about executive compensation and lobbying politicians than engineering excellence.

[tylermadison]

Boeing once the pride of American engineering is now and international embarrassment

[interstellarsurfer]

Glad NASA made the responsible decision.

[NAC_Exec]

Boeing shouldn't be allowed to receive government contracts anymore.

[awen]

Someday Boeing will be a textbook case for how to destroy an incredibly successful company.

[scillyautomatic]

"Good news, you two! I have managed to get your space pay extended through January of next year!" (nervous laughter...)

[CaesarInVa]

I wonder how much of this is a Nasa decision and how much is the astronauts' "No fucking way" decision.

[SnackPack]

“Who do I have to kill in order to make this little blunder go away” -Boeing (probably)

[jhill]

And the faulty thrusters will burn up on return. Boeing has gone from a major player to a lost cause.

[joshualandry]

About 50 years ago we could build a vehicle to land on the moon. Now we can't built a vehicle that goes to low orbit. There is a problem here.

[thesoundsmith]

The crew's inability to bring the ship home is the proof of Boeing's "commitment to safety." They truly blow the doors off the competition...

[spleancrush]

they KNEW the Boeing starliner had problems but they send it up anyways. bet you they would of never send dragon if it had the same problems!!!

[nicomeier]

So, how many BILLIONS in government funding (= tax payers' money) did they get to "achieve" this "result"?