Boeing's Starliner Set for June 5 Launch After Resolving Technical Issues

NASA and ULA replace faulty components to ensure the spacecraft's first crewed mission proceeds safely.

The launch was rescheduled following a last-minute computer glitch on June 1.
Technicians identified and replaced a faulty power supply unit in the ground support system.
Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams will be on board for the mission to the ISS.
Weather conditions are favorable, with a 90% chance of acceptable launch conditions.
If delayed beyond June 6, further maintenance on the rocket will be required.