For several years, NASA and its private enterprise partners have been working on the space agency's Commercial Crew Program (CCP) to provide an astronaut ferry service from US soil to the International Space Station. Now a panel from NASA, Boeing, and SpaceX has outlined the latest timetable leading up to the first commercial flights... Continue Reading NASA, Boeing and SpaceX outline future of commercial manned spaceflight
Section: Space
Tags: Boeing, CST-100, Dragon, International Space Station, NASA, Spacecraft, SpaceX
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