NASA’s Boeing Crew Flight Test
NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams launched aboard Boeing's Starliner spacecraft on a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket from Space Launch Complex-41 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida to the International Space Station. The mission was the company’s first Starliner spacecraft mission with crew.
Mission Type
meet the crew
Launch
Boeing's Starliner Spacecraft
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Mission Resources
Mission Blog
Read through the key milestones and mission updates on the agency's Boeing Crew Flight Test mission blog.
Mission Overview
Explore mission highlights detailing the agency's Boeing Crew Flight Test.
FAQs
Explore hands-on activities, interactive, lesson plans, educator guides, and other downloadable content about this topic.
Crew News Conference Advisory
Read coverage details on the crew news conference from the International Space Station.
Successful Launch Release
Read through details on a successful launch of NASA's Boeing Crew Flight Test to the International Space Station.
Updated Launch Coverage Advisory
Browse through NASA's coverage for the upcoming launch to the International Space Station.
Second Launch Attempt Coverage Advisory
Browse through NASA's coverage for the agency’s Boeing Crew Flight Test second launch attempt to the International Space Station.
Mission Progress Teleconference Advisory
NASA, Boeing, and United Launch Alliance leadership will discuss mission progress in a media teleconference.
First Launch Attempt Coverage Advisory
Browse through NASA's coverage for the agency’s Boeing Crew Flight Test first launch attempt to the International Space Station.
Crew Arrival & Briefings Teleconference Advisory
Read details on the crew arrival media event and Flight Test Readiness Review media teleconference for the agency's Boeing Crew Flight Test launch.
Media Accreditation Advisory
Read through NASA's media accreditation advisory for the agency's Boeing Crew Flight Test launch.
News Conference Advisory
Read the schedule for mission news conferences with leadership and crew ahead of the upcoming launch.
Virtual Guest Program
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Liftoff!
NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams lifted off at 10:52 a.m. EDT June 6 on a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket from Space Launch Complex-41 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida on an end -to-end test of the Starliner spacecraft.
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Program Overview News Conference
NASA leadership and Boeing officials discuss flight test readiness, objectives, and priorities ahead of the Starliner spacecraft's first crewed flight to the International Space Station.
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Additional Multimedia Resources
Barry Wilmore
Read more about NASA astronaut Barry Wilmore, spacecraft commander for the agency's Boeing Crew Flight Test mission.
Suni Williams
Read more about NASA astronaut Suni Williams, pilot for the agency's Boeing Crew Flight Test mission.
Mission Image Gallery
View and download imagery from NASA's Flickr album.
Mission Overview News Conference
Listen to mission managers discuss the flight plan, timeline, and details of Boeing Starliner’s first crewed flight test.
Crew Q&A, News Conference
Listen to NASA astronaut Barry E. Wilmore and Suni Williams discuss their upcoming mission to the International Space Station.
Crew Flight Test Readiness News Conference
Listen to NASA and Boeing leadership discuss the upcoming mission to the International Space Station.
NASA, Boeing to Discuss Mission, Departure Advisory
NASA and Boeing leadership will discuss mission progress and departure in a media teleconference.
Crew Flight Test Launch to Docking Timeline
View the planned mission events from launch to docking for Boeing's Starliner spacecraft on NASA's Crew Flight Test.
Crew Flight Test Undocking and Return Timeline
View the planned mission events from undocking to landing for Boeing's Starliner spacecraft.
