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Boeing has now lost $1.1 billion on Starliner, with no crew flight in sight (arstechnica.com)
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Boeing has now lost $1.1 billion on Starliner, with no crew flight in sight::"We're not really ready to talk about a launch opportunity yet."

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[โ€“] Designate6361@lemmy.letthewookiee.win 7 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Disappointing, was keen to see how the starliner went. Everyone seems to be putting there eggs in the starship basket

[โ€“] MrJ2k@lemmy.world 5 points 1 year ago

Starship is the sequel!

This was supposed to be Boeing's crew Dragon rival. Meanwhile, that thing has flown like 10 crew missions, plus cargo supply missions already.

Though it's a very good thing that Dragon is a completely different architecture to Starship, even if they are both SpaceX.