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NASA chief blasts Boeing, space agency for failed Starliner astronaut mission
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science8h ago

NASA chief blasts Boeing, space agency for failed Starliner astronaut mission

https://www.npr.org/2026/02/19/nx-s1-5719870/nasa-starliner-boeing-mishap-isaacmanhttps://www.livescience.com/space/space-exploration/there-will-be-leadership-accountability-bungled-boeing-starliner-mission-put-stranded-nasa-crew-at-risk-report-sayshttps://www.cbsnews.com/news/nasa-chief-critical-over-problem-plagued-starliner-mission-independent-review/
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  • NASA formally classified the 2024 Starliner crewed flight as a Type A mishap, signaling a serious failure and accountability for the agency.
  • The inquiry panel issued 61 formal recommendations across technical, organizational, and cultural domains to address issues before the next crewed Starliner mission.
  • Boeing said in a statement it had made substantial progress on corrective actions and driven cultural changes aligned with the report's findings.
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'We almost did have a really terrible day.' NASA now says Boeing's 1st Starliner astronaut flight was a 'Type A mishap'
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science6h ago

'We almost did have a really terrible day.' NASA now says Boeing's 1st Starliner astronaut flight was a 'Type A mishap'

https://www.space.com/space-exploration/human-spaceflight/we-almost-did-have-a-really-terrible-day-nasa-now-says-boeings-1st-starliner-astronaut-flight-was-a-type-a-mishap
Space.com
  • NASA has reclassified Boeing's Starliner Crew Flight Test as a Type A mishap, signaling the event's severity.
  • The designation places Starliner’s incident in the same seriousness category as historic spaceflight mishaps.
  • NASA officials cited thruster failures and loss of control as central issues during the CFT mission.
  • NASA will continue pursuing redundant crew transport options alongside SpaceX as it reassesses Starliner.
  • The investigation’s findings were released as NASA continues independent reviews and briefings to Congress.
  • Starliner’s crewed flight to the ISS was initially conducted in 2024 with unplanned thruster issues and was followed by uncrewed return maneuvers.
  • NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman stressed that decisions at the time could have altered the mission’s outcome if different choices had been made.
  • Starliner's uncrewed return and propulsion issues prompted reflections on the ISS program's long-term future.
  • Spaceflight officials noted ongoing thruster issues must be resolved before Starliner carries crew again.
  • A NASA-led review process continues as part of the broader Commercial Crew Program to ensure safer future flights.
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“NASA will not fly another crew on Starliner until technical causes are understood and corrected.”
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science2h ago

“NASA will not fly another crew on Starliner until technical causes are understood and corrected.”

https://www.theverge.com/science/881754/boeing-starliner-report
Theverge.com
  • NASA will not fly another Starliner crewed mission until the technical causes are understood and corrected.
  • A 311-page redacted NASA report cites an interplay of hardware failures, qualification gaps and leadership missteps.
  • The findings point to cultural breakdowns contributing to safety risks during Starliner’s first crewed flight test.
  • NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman delivered the message about the flight hiatus and investigation outcomes.
  • The report was released alongside a plan to address identified issues before any future crewed Starliner flights.
  • The Verge highlights ongoing coordination between NASA and Boeing as corrective work proceeds.
  • The Starliner flight in 2024 faced significant technical and organizational challenges prior to crewed outcomes.
  • The Verge presents context on the mission’s purpose and the subsequent safety review.
  • The official assessment is expected to guide future NASA and Boeing actions on human spaceflight safety.
  • The story underscores the importance of leadership and culture in high-risk aerospace programs.
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Top defense contractor announces major move weeks after Dem governor takes office: 'Win for the heartland'
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business18h ago

Top defense contractor announces major move weeks after Dem governor takes office: 'Win for the heartland'

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/top-defense-contractor-announces-major-move-weeks-after-dem-governor-takes-office-win-heartland
Foxnews.com
  • Boeing moves its Defense, Space & Security headquarters from Arlington to St. Louis, signaling a strategic reshuffle.
  • Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe welcomed the relocation as a win for the heartland and local workers.
  • Boeing cited leadership proximity to the workforce and state-of-the-art facilities as reasons for the move.
  • Boeing clarified the HQ move does not indicate a full corporate relocation, with the global headquarters remaining in Arlington.
  • Spanberger took office earlier in Virginia, with critics suggesting her early actions diverge from campaign centrism.
  • Boeing's leadership says the move strengthens defense capabilities for the U.S. and allies.
  • The company notes substantial multi-billion-dollar investments in advanced production facilities accompany the shift.
  • Boeing executives emphasized leadership being close to workers as a core competency.
  • The move aligns with Boeing’s broader U.S. manufacturing footprint and workforce strategy.
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#5
ICE is trying to buy a $70 million luxury jet to shuttle migrants for deportation
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politics18h ago

ICE is trying to buy a $70 million luxury jet to shuttle migrants for deportation

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/ice-luxury-jet-deport-migrants-b2923653.htmlhttps://www.nbcnews.com/politics/immigration/no-expense-spared-luxury-jet-dhs-wants-buy-deportations-rcna259425
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  • ICE is seeking a $70 million luxury jet to shuttle migrants for deportations and to serve cabinet travel, signaling a broader push for premium transport within DHS.
  • DHS had already leased a Boeing 737 Max 8 described as a luxury jet, now prompting scrutiny over whether ICE should own a dedicated deportation aircraft.
  • DHS argues the new jet would cut costs by flying 40% cheaper than military aircraft for ICE deportation flights, aiming to save taxpayers hundreds of millions.
  • Noem-era planning emphasizes efficiency and cost-saving, with the jet framed as part of broader efforts to curb inefficiencies in government travel.
  • The jet reportedly can hold up to 18 passengers and sleep 14, though deportation flights often carry far more detainees, raising questions about practicality.
  • Some ICE officials reportedly questioned whether a luxury jet is a necessary expense to support mass deportations, highlighting internal policy tensions.
  • The Independent notes OMB involvement, with DHS signaling expected White House approval for the purchase despite lingering questions.
  • Noem's higher-profile travel spending, including private jets during a government shutdown, is cited as context for scrutiny of any new luxury transport.
  • The jet's interior marketing emphasizes luxury with a bedroom, showers, kitchen, bar, and multiple TVs, raising optics about deportation logistics vs. humane transport.
  • ICE’s plan would retrofit the jet to meet deportation mission needs, though exact detainee capacity and configuration remain unclear.
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DHS officials doubt Noem's plane with bar and queen bed is for deportations: 'Far-fetched'
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politics9h ago

DHS officials doubt Noem's plane with bar and queen bed is for deportations: 'Far-fetched'

https://www.rawstory.com/noem-luxury-plane/
Rawstory.com
  • Latest: DHS officials question whether a luxury plane meant for deportations matches its stated purpose.
  • The aircraft, used by Kristi Noem, reportedly features a queen bed and bar among other amenities.
  • NBC News stated the jet’s marketing highlighted design work by Peter Marino.
  • ICE officials told the Office of Management and Budget the plane would be used for deportations and occasional Cabinet travel.
  • Some ICE personnel reportedly called the deportation designation 'far-fetched'.
  • The plane seats 18 passengers and 14 sleeping places, more than typical deportation aircraft.
  • Media noted the interface between cost and policy in deportation priorities under Trump.
  • The interior design colors were described in muted tones as part of the aircraft’s look.
  • The story emphasizes contrast between luxury features and typical deportation configurations.
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#7
ICE Barbie’s Secret Mile-High Double Bed Pictured
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politics8h ago

ICE Barbie’s Secret Mile-High Double Bed Pictured

https://www.thedailybeast.com/ice-barbie-kristi-noem-makes-stunning-claim-in-bid-to-buy-luxury-jet-with-mile-high-privacy-chamber/
Thedailybeast.com
  • Noem faces scrutiny over a privately furnished Boeing 737 MAX used during official travel and reported relationships with a senior adviser.
  • The jet’s interior includes a queen-size bed and a private cabin highlighted in a DHS bid context.
  • DHS officials say the aircraft could be used for deportations or Cabinet business if the purchase is approved.
  • NBC News notes the private bedroom is part of a broader interior renovated under DHS oversight.
  • Noem argues the luxury plane would cut costs, potentially saving taxpayers money on deportation flights.
  • DHS officials reportedly told OMB about the aircraft’s use, while some officials labeled the purchase as far-fetched.
  • The Daily Beast obtained materials from a brochure and NBC News reports detailing the jet’s interior and use.
  • Noem travels with adviser Lewandowski, who is married to another person, per NBC News reporting.
  • The jet, currently leased by DHS, could be bought outright if OMB approves the bid.
  • The Daily Beast pursued DHS comments for additional detail on the alleged purchase and its implications.
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