NASA Delays Boeing Starliner Return Due to Technical Issues

The spacecraft's return from the ISS is postponed to June 26 as teams address thruster and helium leak problems.

Starliner's return was initially scheduled for June 18, then June 22, now set for June 26.
Five thrusters malfunctioned during docking, with one still offline.
Multiple helium leaks have been detected and managed during the mission.
NASA and Boeing are using the extended mission to gather additional data.
Successful return is crucial for certifying Starliner for regular crew missions.