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Boeing Starliner's first crewed mission to the International Space Station is now set for late next week after a scrubbed attempt this past Monday.
Why it matters: A successful mission would allow Boeing to begin competing with SpaceX in shuttling people to and from the space station.
Catch up quick: The mission had been planned for May 6, but it was postponed after a technical issue.
What's next: Boeing and NASA are now planning to try again on May 17.
The big picture: Starliner's first crewed flight has been delayed for years amid technical issues requiring additional uncrewed tests.
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