LIVE Test of the Boeing Starliner Abort System
Check out the live of our successful #Starliner Pad Abort Test at White Sands Missile Range in the New Mexico desert. We put the abort system to the test with the help of #NASA Commercial Crew and the U. S. Army. Once Starliner’s engines fired, the spacecraft got up to 650 miles per hour (1,046 km per hour) in about five seconds, proving this system can get crew away from a dangerous situation fast. What's Boeing's latest innovation? Subscribe to the Boeing YouTube Channel: / boeing More great aviation videos: ►Boeing Starliner Engineer Gets Paid to Pretend She’s an Astronaut: • Boeing Starliner Engineer Gets Paid to Pre... ►Boeing's Veteran Astronaut Trainer Gets the Starliner Astronauts Ready for an All-New Mission: • Boeing's Veteran Astronaut Trainer Gets th... ►Things Are Heating Up as Boeing Starliner Prepares for Launch: • Things Are Heating Up as Boeing Starliner ... ►Go with the Boeing Starliner Landing Convoy Team on a Capsule Recovery Exercise: • Go with the Boeing Starliner Landing Convo... Our social media handles: ► Facebook: / boeing ► Twitter: / boeingspace ► Instagram: / boeing ► LinkedIn: / boeing ► Website: https://www.boeing.com
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