NASA astronaut Woody Hoburg and Boeing Commercial Crew Program Manager John Mulholland (R) make comments on the Boeing Starliner Spacecraft at a news conference at Kennedy Space Center, Florida on Monday, September 28, 2026. The backdrop is a photo of the International Space Station, where the Starliner was designed to fly to but has had troubles. After a redesign, the next Starliner is expected to be launched in December. KSC20260928118 PATxBENIC

NASA astronaut Woody Hoburg and Boeing Commercial Crew Program Manager John Mulholland (R) make comments on the Boeing Starliner Spacecraft at a news conference at Kennedy Space Center, Florida on Monday, September 28, 2026. The backdrop is a photo of the International Space Station, where the Starliner was designed to fly to but has had troubles. After a redesign, the next Starliner is expected to be launched in December. KSC20260928118 PATxBENIC

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Recording Date: Sep 28, 2026

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NASA astronaut Woody Hoburg and Boeing Commercial Crew Program Manager John Mulholland (R) make comments on the Boeing Starliner Spacecraft at a news conference at Kennedy Space Center, Florida on Monday, September 28, 2026. The backdrop is a photo of the International Space Station, where the Starliner was designed to fly to but has had troubles. After a redesign, the next Starliner is expected to be launched in December. KSC20260928118 PATxBENIC

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