Boeing Starliner Set for First Crewed Flight on May 6

The mission will test Starliner's full capabilities, aiming to certify it for regular ISS trips.

NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams will pilot the Starliner to the ISS.
The spacecraft has been mounted on a ULA Atlas V rocket at Kennedy Space Center.
Previous delays and technical issues have been addressed, with recent tests showing readiness.
A successful mission will position Boeing alongside SpaceX for regular crewed ISS missions.
Final preparations and reviews are set for late April, with a flight test readiness review on April 25.