NASA, Krisengeplagtes Raumschiff Starliner soll wieder ins All fliegen - Archivbilder

29.09.2026

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NASA s Low Earth Orbit Program Manager Dana Weigel discusses an update on the Boeing Starliner Spacecraft at a news conference at Kennedy Space Center, Florida on Monday, September 28, 2026. The backdrop is a photo of the International Space Station, where the Starliner was designed to fly to but has had troubles. After a redesign, the next Starliner is expected to be launched in December. KSC20260928125 PATxBENIC
NASA astronaut Woody Hoburg and Boeing Commercial Crew Program Manager John Mulholland (R) make comments on the Boeing Starliner Spacecraft at a news conference at Kennedy Space Center, Florida on Monday, September 28, 2026. The backdrop is a photo of the International Space Station, where the Starliner was designed to fly to but has had troubles. After a redesign, the next Starliner is expected to be launched in December. KSC20260928118 PATxBENIC
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman (L), NASA s Low Earth Orbit Program Manager Dana Weigel, NASA astronaut Woody Hoburg, and Boeing Commercial Crew Program Manager John Mulholland (R) make comments at a news conference for an update on the Boeing Starliner Spacecraft at Kennedy Space Center, Florida on Monday, September 28, 2026. The backdrop is a photo of the International Space Station, where the Starliner was designed to fly to but has had troubles. After a redesign, the next Starliner is expected to be launched in December. KSC20260928108 PATxBENIC
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman (L) and NASA s Low Earth Orbit Program Manager Dana Weigel discuss and update on the Boeing Starliner Spacecraft at a news conference at Kennedy Space Center, Florida on Monday, September 28, 2026. The backdrop is a photo of the International Space Station, where the Starliner was designed to fly to but has had troubles. After a redesign, the next Starliner is expected to be launched in December. KSC20260928113 PATxBENIC
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman listens to comments at a news conference for an update on the Boeing Starliner Spacecraft at Kennedy Space Center, Florida on Monday, September 28, 2026. The backdrop is a photo of the International Space Station, where the Starliner was designed to fly to but has had troubles. After a redesign, the next Starliner is expected to be launched in December. KSC20260928106 PATxBENIC
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman arrives for a news conference for an update on the Boeing Starliner Spacecraft at Kennedy Space Center, Florida on Monday, September 28, 2026. The backdrop is a photo of the International Space Station, where the Starliner was designed to fly to but has had troubles. After a redesign, the next Starliner is expected to be launched in December. KSC20260928101 PATxBENIC
These images show the successful return of NASA and Boeing™s uncrewed Starliner spacecraft, following its landing at 10:01 p.m. MDT on 6 September at White Sands Space Harbor in New Mexico. The return marks the conclusion of a three-month flight test to the International Space Station (ISS). The craft was originally supposed to return crewed, but its two astronauts remain aboard the ISS. Ken Bowersox, Associate Administrator of NASA™s Space Operations Mission Directorate, said: I am extremely proud of the work our collective team put into this entire flight test, and we are pleased to see Starliner™s safe return. Even though it was necessary to return the spacecraft uncrewed, NASA and Boeing learned an incredible amount about St Copyright: xx coverimg54105068
(240605) -- WASHINGTON, June 5, 2024 -- A United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket with Boeing s Starliner spacecraft aboard blasts off from Space Launch Complex-41 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida, the United States, June 5, 2024. NASA and Boeing launched the first crewed mission of the Starliner spacecraft from the U.S. state of Florida on Wednesday, sending two NASA astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS). ( NASA Handout via Xinhua) U.S.-NASA-BOEING-STARLINER-CREWED MISSION JoelxKowsky
(240605) -- WASHINGTON, June 5, 2024 -- NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore (L) and Suni Williams are seen before boarding Boeing s Starliner spacecraft at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida, the United States, June 5, 2024. NASA and Boeing launched the first crewed mission of the Starliner spacecraft from the U.S. state of Florida on Wednesday, sending two NASA astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS). ( NASA Handout via Xinhua) U.S.-NASA-BOEING-STARLINER-CREWED MISSION JoelxKowsky

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