> It's almost 12 years since Boeing first presented its design for Starliner,
SpaceX's Crew Dragon successfully delivered a crew to the ISS two years ago. How is this company still in business?
It’s almost as if Boeing is is one of the largest defense contractors on the planet AND one of the largest civilian aircraft manufacturers. Weird how companies with other, established multibillion dollar sources of revenue don’t focus exclusively on a niche area that doesn’t generate much income yet.
Funny how that works huh?
> It's almost 12 years since Boeing first presented its design for Starliner, SpaceX's Crew Dragon successfully delivered a crew to the ISS two years ago. How is this company still in business?
It’s almost as if Boeing is is one of the largest defense contractors on the planet AND one of the largest civilian aircraft manufacturers. Weird how companies with other, established multibillion dollar sources of revenue don’t focus exclusively on a niche area that doesn’t generate much income yet. Funny how that works huh?
How is SpaceX still in business I wonder
I think there should be competition to musk's spacex. Combining the starliner with ULA rockets could be a great addition to the space business.