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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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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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NASA is reviewing Artemis II after reports of hydrogen leaks surfaced during prep and testing.
The agency is assessing causes and fixes that could adjust timelines and testing protocols.
Propagation of hydrogen leak findings will inform safety planning for crewed flight.
Hydrogen leak investigations focus on propulsion system components and fuel management.
Artemis II aims to send astronauts around the Moon without a landing.
NASA has not yet announced a final timeline for Artemis II as leaks are investigated.
The hydrogen leaks are being treated as a safety concern tied to the mission's propulsion.
Artemis II is part of NASA’s broader plan to return humans to the Moon.
Officials emphasize safety and mission success as priorities during leak investigations.

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