NASA safety panel has lingering doubts about Boeing Starliner quality control

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NASA safety panel has lingering doubts about Boeing Starliner quality control

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“... Despite this progress, which is definite and, in fact, measurable, the panel continues to be concerned about quality control problems that seemingly have plagued the Boeing commercial crew program,” he said. “This is still an issue that the panel will continue to watch closely as OFT and, later, CFT, are conducted.”

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Re: NASA safety panel has lingering doubts about Boeing Starliner quality control

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Well it’s not as though Boeing hasn’t earned scrutiny....
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