NASA is reportedly in talks with Boeing about having the company’s Starliner spacecraft carry out new space missions, according to The Wall Street Journal. The report says the discussions focus on Starliner performing 10 or more additional missions in the years ahead.
The outlets citing the WSJ account do not provide further mission details or timelines beyond the “10 or more” figure. They also do not describe the specific terms of the talks, such as contract structure, readiness milestones, or which mission types Starliner would support.
Overall, the coverage is consistent on the central point: NASA and Boeing are discussing expanded use of Starliner for future missions. The reporting presented here focuses on the existence and scope of the talks, rather than offering confirmation of an agreement or specifics on when it could be finalized.
