NASA and Boeing say they are committed to conducting the next uncrewed Starliner-1 launch, even though the schedule for a return to flight is not yet clearly defined. The spacecraft’s readiness review is still ongoing, with the uncrewed mission requiring further testing and analysis before NASA grants approval to proceed. Spaceflight Now reports that the decision to move forward depends on NASA’s green light following completion of the remaining technical work. While both organizations maintain their commitment to launching Starliner-1, they do not provide a definitive launch date in the available reporting. Instead, they emphasize that the program remains in a post-issue evaluation phase, in which data collection, assessment, and additional checks are used to confirm the spacecraft’s performance and safety for the next mission attempt. The reporting underscores that the return-to-flight process is tied to NASA’s review and approval, meaning the timeline may shift as testing and analysis continue.