Watch: NASA holds briefing on undocking of Boeing Starliner from ISS

After almost three months of waiting and delays, Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft has a tentative return date, although it will do so without its two-person crew.

On Thursday, NASA said that, “pending weather and operational readiness,” the Starliner will undock from the International Space Station no earlier than 6:04 EDT on September 6. Following a six-hour flight, the spacecraft should touch down a few minutes after midnight on September 7 at a landing zone at the White Sands Space Harbor in New Mexico, where it will then be recovered and transported to the Boeing Starliner factory at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

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I was relaying links during the Livestream to work

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Specifically, I sent a link during the Livestream to Boeing's phone text number

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Greetings from Kelly M Ross, Boeing Contingent Labor Talent Pool

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