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NASA reduces flights on Boeing's Starliner after botched astronaut mission

NASA and Boeing (BA.N) are modifying the Starliner spacecraft contract to reduce the number of missions from six to four, the U.S. space agency said in a statement on Monday.

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Boeing's next Starliner spacecraft to fly won't carry NASA astronauts when it launches in April 2026

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It’s official: Boeing’s next flight of Starliner will be allowed to carry cargo only

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NASA trims Boeing Starliner contract, makes last two missions optional

NASA and Boeing are revising the Starliner spacecraft contract to reduce the number of missions from six to four, the U.S. space agency said in a statement on Monday.

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Boeing Starliner Capsule Will Not Carry Astronauts on Upcoming Cargo Flight to Space Station

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Boeings troubled capsule wont carry astronauts on next space station flight

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Boeing turns Microsoft Flight Simulator into a pilot trainer

In a groundbreaking move, Boeing has teamed up with Microsoft to incorporate Flight Simulator into its professional pilot training programs. This strategic collaboration, announced in early November 2025,

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Boeing positions F-15EX twin-seat fighter as effective command and control platform for managing collaborative combat aircraft operations

Boeing is positioning the F-15EX as a command and control platform for managing collaborative combat aircraft (CCA), with the twin-seat fighter's rear cockpit offering capabilities to coordinate unmanned assets like the MQ-28 Ghost Bat.

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Boeing Apache Pilots Will Train With Augmented Reality for First Time

Use of Red 6’s augmented reality flight training system is the first such integration on a rotorcraft platform.

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Emirates Orders $41 Billion in Jets, Tells Boeing to ‘Restore Its Former Glory’

Emirates orders $41 billion in Boeing and Airbus jets, while President Tim Clark urges Boeing to overcome delays and restore reliability.