Boeing-Manager kämpften gegen die NASA, um gestrandete Astronauten im Starliner nach Hause zu bringen

“And they made that perfectly clear to us. But what’s the headline if there’s a catastrophic failure? It’s not ‘Boeing killed two astronauts,’ it’s ‘NASA killed two astronauts.’ So no, it’s better safe than sorry.”

Execs at the aerospace giant also made their displeasure clear to top-level employees in an internal email last week that the company shared with The Post.

“I know this is not the decision we had hoped for, but we stand ready to carry out the actions necessary to support NASA’s decision,” Mark Nappi, the head of Boeing’s Commercial Crew Program, wrote to employees.

“The focus remains first and foremost on ensuring the safety of the crew and spacecraft. I have the utmost confidence in this team to prepare Starliner for a safe and successful uncrewed return with the same level of professionalism and determination as you did the first half of the mission.”

According to Boeing employees, the hope is that the Starliner will return safely to Earth, giving the company the leeway to claim that NASA was being overcautious.

We all knew NASA was being forced to stay quiet and do nothing to avoid hurting Boeing’s stock. And we all know that absolutely nothing will be done about it. The corporate shareholders are calling all the shots and all the scientists and engineers need to simply shut up and let the suits lie and make their money.

I wouldn’t want to go back to Earth on that thing. I feel sorry for everyone on the ISS. It was awkward spending a week on a friend’s couch. Now those two are just loafing around in space for months.

It could have been so easy,
Astronauts take the starliner and
Boeing does not need a hitman
for the two people who could say something bad about boeing.

But no, now people at boeing need to plan two suicide’s

Straight from the storied and trusted scientific newsroom of the New York Post… I’ll believe it when I read it on Ars Technica.