They've really fallen far in the last decade.Maybe, but incentives get awarded for performance. which Boeing has failed to demonstrate. Not one test has been performed without issues.
They've really fallen far in the last decade.Maybe, but incentives get awarded for performance. which Boeing has failed to demonstrate. Not one test has been performed without issues.
What I saw said that since the buyout of McDonnell Douglas, Boeing has gone to crap.They've really fallen far in the last decade.
Sounds like they just "bought" a lot of problems.What I saw said that since the buyout of McDonnell Douglas, Boeing has gone to crap.
... yes they have. When I worked for Delta in the late 70's till the early 2000's We always said "if it ain't Boeing I'm not going" now it has switched to.... "if it's Boeing.... I ain't going" lolThey've really fallen far in the last decade.
A lot of bean counters is what they got, saving a buck is the primary goal, if they happen to build a good aircraft that's secondary now.Sounds like they just "bought" a lot of problems.
Because the fact is Boeing has no capsule that can take anybody in space safely. Despite being given almost twice the money and more than twice the time. Should NASA cripple this program simply because Boeing can't perform? Because the optics are bad?
They've really fallen far in the last decade.
I'd like to take a look at that contract, but I can't access those systems anymore.Maybe, but incentives get awarded for performance. which Boeing has failed to demonstrate. Not one test has been performed without issues.
It happened with McDonnell Douglas laid me off. Finally. Survived 6 rounds of layoffs in the late '70s into the early '80s, but I finally got got.What I saw said that since the buyout of McDonnell Douglas, Boeing has gone to crap.
That was always a mystery to me, thanks for clearing that up.It happened with McDonnell Douglas laid me off. Finally. Survived 6 rounds of layoffs in the late '70s into the early '80s, but I finally got got.
The company was never the same afterward.
Doge could, but Doge cannot. That's a live wire if they do.I'd like to take a look at that contract, but I can't access those systems anymore.
But you know who can? DOGE can.
She doesn't fully understand how GOD has ALWAYS chosen the LEAST likely to carry out his message.
The "multiple award, IDIQ" had me singing "money, money, mon-ey!"For those who are ignorant of the process, this is what NASA does they hire launch services as needed. In this case, they've written a contract that allows them to launch of variety of their own and other satellites on SpaceX is Starship and falcon and falcon heavy. Whichever rocket they deem is the best suited for that mission is selected.
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NASA Awards Launch Services Contract for SpaceX Starship - NASA
NASA has awarded SpaceX of Starbase, Texas, a modification under the NASA Launch Services (NLS) II contract to add Starship to their existing Falcon 9 andwww.nasa.gov
Also note this contract puts NASA's nose into every aspect of the vehicle payload and the launch.
The "multiple award, IDIQ" had me singing "money, money, mon-ey!"