London | Boeing hit back on Wednesday (Thursday AEST) at suggestions that two NASA astronauts had become “stranded” on the International Space Station because of problems encountered by the company’s Starliner spacecraft on its long-delayed first crewed flight.
NASA and Boeing decided last week to postpone, for the second time, the return flight of the spacecraft, which docked with the space station on June 6, until an unspecified date in July.
