Boeing's Starliner Set to Launch for the International Space Station

First Attempt to Solve Issues Successful

After a decade of development and several delays, Boeing's Starliner spacecraft is finally set to launch from Cape Canaveral Space Force on Saturday. The launch attempt comes after Boeing successfully fixed and studied the problems that led to the scrubbing of last week's launch.

NASA to Provide Live Coverage

NASA will hold a press conference on the launch at 10:30 pm ET. The launch will also be available to watch live on NASA's website.

Second Attempt to Launch Crew Ship

This is the second attempt to launch Boeing's Starliner crew ship to the International Space Station. The first attempt was scrubbed due to a technical issue.

NASA-Boeing Partnership

NASA signed a $4.2 billion contract with Boeing in 2014 to develop Starliner. The project has run into several delays and cost overruns, but both NASA and Boeing are confident that Saturday's launch will be successful.