Starliner Completes Successful Uncrewed Return to Earth
On Sept. 7, 2024, Boeing's troubled Starliner spacecraft completed a successful uncrewed return flight to Earth.
Watch this video to see why Starliner returned to Earth with no astronauts onboard.
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