"Boeing Starliner's Crewed Flight to ISS Delayed to Early May"
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Boeing's Starliner crewed flight to the International Space Station (ISS) has been delayed once again, this time due to scheduling conflicts, pushing the launch to early May. The mission aims to take two astronauts to the ISS for a brief stay before returning to Earth after one to two weeks. The Starliner program has faced a decade of delays and technical issues, but this latest delay is due to administrative reasons. Despite the setbacks, NASA will host news conferences on March 22 to discuss the mission's objectives and plans.
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