Boeing Starliner Faces Indefinite Delay for First Crewed Mission

Technical issues and safety concerns postpone the spacecraft's launch, with no new date set.

NASA and Boeing's Starliner was set to launch on May 25 but remains grounded due to a helium leak.
The mission, part of NASA's Commercial Crew Program, aims to provide a reliable alternative to SpaceX's Dragon.
Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams were prepared for the mission but now await further instructions.
Starliner has faced multiple setbacks, including software glitches and mechanical issues, since its inception.
The delay underscores the inherent challenges and complexities of modern space travel.