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From the Ars article > Boeing had intended to complete the test of its abort system last summer but has yet to reschedule the flight 10 months later, apparentl
by yread 8y ago
From the Ars article
> Boeing had intended to complete the test of its abort system last summer but has yet to reschedule the flight 10 months later, apparently due to complications from this accident.
So it's probably more than 6 months
- trevyn 8y agoAre Boeing and SpaceX complication rescheduling timelines usually comparable? (Serious question)
- alexnewman 8y agoBoeing is less homogenous than spacex, so it might make sense to reframe that question
- sandworm101 8y agoYes because they both work for the same customer (nasa) who will determine the type of process needed. When it comes to human spaceflight, nasa decides the pace of the investigation (number/nature of reports etc). They take accidents on the pad exectly as seriously as accidents in flight.