NASA Adviser Suggests Independent Review of Boeing's Starliner
26 Mai 2023 - 12:42AM
Dow Jones News
By Micah Maidenberg
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration should
consider assembling an independent team to conduct a "deep look"
into open technical issues related to Boeing's Starliner
spacecraft, the chairwoman of the agency's Aerospace Safety
Advisory Panel said.
Patricia Sanders, during the group's quarterly meeting, cited a
battery related matter on Starliner, continuing software testing
for the spacecraft and parachutes in remarks about the craft, which
hasn't yet flown astronauts to the International Space Station but
completed an uncrewed test flight after delays.
The Starliner is currently scheduled to fly astronauts to the
station for the first time in July.
NASA officials want the Starliner to serve as a second crewed
vehicle option, in addition to a ship operated by SpaceX.
Write to Micah Maidenberg at micah.maidenberg@wsj.com
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