> I find it interesting that Boeing is constantly trying to get into every story that they made all their milestones on time. The companies pretty much wrote t

> I find it interesting that Boeing is constantly trying to get into every story that they made all their milestones on time. The companies pretty much wrote their own milestones. Most of Boeing's milestones in the last part of the program were paperwork milestones vs SpaceX's milestones which involved actual testing. The main ones SpaceX haven't completed yet, that they had as milestones for the last part of the program were pad abort test and in-flight abort test. Boeing are no where near doing those on the CST-100, SpaceX have them scheduled for November and January, respectively. Just because they completed their milestones, doesn't mean they are ahead of SpaceX in total development. They are in fact far behind.