Boeing launches its first vehicle to the International Space Station

The Starliner, a spacecraft developed by Boeing, will be launched in space in April, said a source familiar with the space industry.

The "Novosti" news agency quoted US sources as saying that the unmanned "Starliner" vehicle was supposed to be launched to the International Space Station on April 29, 2019, about 24 hours after its launch and return to Earth General

The flight will prepare a test flight to test its endurance, loading and precision stations, in anticipation of another manned flight this summer.

NASA sources previously reported that the Starliner was scheduled to fly to the space station on August 27, carrying three astronauts: Michael Fink, Nicole Mann and Christopher Fergiuson. The success of this vehicle during the first flights will be adopted in the future by NASA to allow astronauts to move to the space station.

Meanwhile, the US plans to launch another type of manned spacecraft for the International Space Station in July, the "Dragon-2" in the development of "Space X", breaking America's monopoly over the United States. this domain.