Will Boeing Starliner ever launch on its first crewed flight test? #space #nasa #boeing

The Boeing Starliner CFT (crewed flight test) has been delayed again, this time to Tuesday, May 21, at 4:43 PM ET because of a helium leak in the spacecraft's service module

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[zam]

This is a very helpful format
This made accessible of the important issues for the delay in less of a minute
Great work!

[kenbowser]

Boeing? What's goin to fall off this one?

[DanielPaprocki]

Is their team of engineers well diversified?!

[am_humor]

they just don’t want their highly expensive rocket to explode in mid air

[augustzentner]

The problem was with the launch vehicle and if it were a satellite launch it would have had the go ahead. They were just being extra cautious because humans were onboard, but it would have most likely been fine.

[paulpavli]

Love this girl and her brilliant and informative vlogs

[Tinman_]

This could very much end in an abort of the mission. Loss of RCS maneuvering in orbit would be very bad. Hope the launch actually succeeds for Butch and Suni's sake.

[rockymntnliberty]

I think the next four delays will be each at the astronauts calling in sick.

[shep]

Tax payers should be pissed considering Boeing has received 2 billion more than SpaceX to date and hasn't sent one astronaut to the space station.

[gorpazorp]

for all things maybe or maybe not holy, please no

[Johnnycrystalblue]

I read something maybe NASA committee that there was no way a crew could have survived reentry . Heat pressure cooked interior good thing no live things were in there.

[themonkeydrunken]

Vocal fry at the end of every sentence distracts from your message