Mark Nappi

[Boeing Space @BoeingSpace]

#Starliner landed on Sept. 7 at 12:01 a.m. ET (Sept. 6 at 10:01 p.m. MT), concluding the flight test with an uncrewed spacecraft. Teams are now preparing to transport Starliner back to Florida.

[Boeing Space @BoeingSpace]

.@USNavy veterans Butch Wilmore and @Astro_Suni shared this picture of #Starliner – donning an American flag in its window – docked to @Space_Station.

Commander Wilmore said it best on launch day: “The American flag represents unity and resilience and unified efforts for the common good.”

[Mark Nappi @BluFX]

Nice job summarizing.

[Mike Massimino @Astro_Mike]

The Starliner crew will be spending a few more days at the @Space_Station, here is my interview on @CNN with @OmarJimenez discussing the latest

[Space Florida @SpaceFlorida]

Congratulations to @NASA, @ulalaunch and @BoeingSpace on a successful and historic launch today! This is the first crewed launch in over 50 years from the @SpaceForceDoD side of the Cape Canaveral. Safe travels to the ISS, Butch and Suni!

[Mark Nappi @BluFX]

Thank you and it will be fantastic to see two US human space flight vehicles docked to ISS. Starliner and Dragon next to each other.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Congratulations on a successful launch!

[Jim Free @JimFree]

We’ve been incredibly efficient with our use of propellant on #Artemis I so far. As of Nov. 21, we've used a total of 3.7K lbs of propellant, 76 lbs less than expected. We have 2.1K lbs of margin available over what we planned for use, an increase of 201 lbs from expected values.

[Mark Nappi @BluFX]

@BoeingSpace @NASA_SLS @NASA_Orion Perfect countdown with a perfect vehicle performed by a perfect team.