Boeing's Starliner spacecraft has completed its journey back to Earth - but the astronauts it was supposed to be carrying remain behind on the International Space Station. The empty craft travelled in autonomous mode after undocking from the orbiting lab.

Boeing’s Starliner capsule is in the midst of its inaugural crew flight test (CFT) but will complete its mission autonomously.

The Starliner spacecraft landed early Saturday in New Mexico. NASA and Boeing now seek a path forward. Packers' QB options with Jordan Love sidelined Archaeologists discover elaborate 1,700-year-old g

Boeing's first astronaut mission ended with an empty capsule landing and two test pilots left in space until next year because NASA judged the return too risky.

The Starliner has landed. Boeing’s troubled spacecraft has finally come home, but the two NASA astronauts who traveled in it to the International Space Station in June remain in orbit. Because of problems with Starliner’s propulsion system during its approach to the space station in June,

NASA's Boeing Starliner has returned from space after hiccups with a three-month flight test, but its crew will continue its work until next year. Why it matters: NASA and Boeing found "helium leaks and experienced issues with the spacecraft's reaction control thrusters,