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CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA Boeing launches its first ever crew of humans into space two NASA astronauts using its longdelayed and overbudget Starliner spacecraft that has been in development under a multibillion dollar NASA contract. The mission, a final test before Starliner can fly six more missions, is a critical moment for Boeing, whose commercial airplanes unit and space unit alike have suffered successive crises in recent years.
CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA Boeing launches its first ever crew of humans into space two NASA astronauts using its longdelayed and overbudget Starliner spacecraft that has been in development under a multibillion dollar NASA contract. The mission, a final test before Starliner can fly six more missions, is a critical moment for Boeing, whose commercial airplanes unit and space unit alike have suffered successive crises in recent years.CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA Boeing launches its first ever crew of humans into space two NASA astronauts using its longdelayed and overbudget Starliner spacecraft that has been in development under a multibillion dollar NASA contract. The mission, a final test before Starliner can fly six more missions, is a critical moment for Boeing, whose commercial airplanes unit and space unit alike have suffered successive crises in recent years.Live Coverage of the Launch of the NASA/Boeing Starliner Spacecraft to the International Space Station on the Crew Flight Test Mission with NASA Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams.
CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA Boeing launches its first ever crew of humans into space two NASA astronauts using its longdelayed and overbudget Starliner spacecraft that has been in development under a multibillion dollar NASA contract. The mission, a final test before Starliner can fly six more missions, is a critical moment for Boeing, whose commercial airplanes unit and space unit alike have suffered successive crises in recent years.

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