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Boeing Starliner Crew Training System Deploys at NASA Johnson Center


boeing logoTYSONS CORNER, VA, Oct. 3, 2016 ”  Boeing (NYSE: BA) has installed simulation equipment to support training for manned CST-100 Starliner spacecraft missions at NASA˜s Johnson Space Center in Texas, ExecutiveBiz reported Friday.

The company designed its Crew Part Task Trainers to help astronauts rehearse various mission aspects onboard the CST-100 crew module in a simulated environment, according to a blog article published Wednesday on NASA’s website.

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