'Not for the faint of heart:' Critical landing test ahead for Boeing Starliner
(Reuters) - The Boeing Co Starliner spacecraft that failed in its mission to reach the International Space Station was due to barrel down to the Earth’s surface early on Sunday with the daunting task of landing safely.
Boeing (BA.N) and NASA officials said they still do not understand why software caused the unmanned craft to miss the orbit required to rendezvous with the space station following its successful launch on Friday.
All efforts were now focused on ensuring the Starliner touched down in White Sands, New Mexico, without any problems.