Boeing, NASA and Artemis

Boeing to Lay Off Hundreds of Employees Amid Space Launch System Uncertainty
Company anticipates “revisions” to NASA’s Artemis program, for which it is developing part of the space launch system (SLS).
Boeing warns of hundreds of layoffs amid NASA’s Artemis program delays
Boeing on Saturday warned employees involved in its Space Launch System moon rocket program that it expected to lay off around 400 people.
Boeing announces potential layoff of 400 employees working on NASA's Artemis program
To align with revisions to the Artemis program and cost expectations, we informed our Space Launch Systems team of the potential for approximately 400 fewer positions by April
Boeing's Space Launch System: Navigating Layoffs Amid Artemis Delays
Boeing announced potential layoffs of around 400 positions due to adjustments in NASA's Artemis program. The aerospace company is attempting to redeploy affected employees. Artemis aims to return astronauts to the moon but faces delays and increased costs,
Boeing to cut 400 jobs in Space Launch System program amid Artemis delays
Boeing has announced plans to reduce its workforce within the Space Launch System (SLS) program due to changes to NASA’s Artemis moon exploration initiative.
What’s next for Artemis? Boeing announces potential SLS layoffs
The future of NASA’s Space Launch System program has been called into question after one of its largest contractors announced possible layoffs.
Boeing prepares for 400 layoffs related to NASA’s Artemis program
Boeing told its employees working on the NASA Artemis lunar program’s Space Launch System rocket they could be facing layoffs by April. The move underscores the uncertainty facing the Artemis program under the Trump administration,
Boeing Warns of Hundreds of Layoffs With NASA’s Moon Rocket in Limbo
Boeing informed its Space Launch System (SLS) team of potential layoffs, a worrying sign that NASA’s Moon rocket may be at risk after massive cost overruns and schedule delays. And also Trump. The company is expecting approximately 400 fewer positions by April 2025 “to align with revisions to the Artemis program and cost expectations,
Boeing may layoff 400 employees tied to Space Launch System program
Boeing, which confirmed the potential for upcoming layoffs, reported an operations loss of $3.8 billion in its fourth-quarter financial report.
Boeing plans to cut 400 employees from moon-rocket program
Boeing (NYSE:BA) on Saturday said it was cutting staff in its Space Launch System that is part of NASA’s Artemis program to bring humans back to the moon for the first time in 50 years. The aviation giant said it expects to eliminate 400 jobs amid revisions to the program and its costs.
Mass Artemis Program Layoffs Could Be In Boeing’s Future If Musk Gets His Way
NASA’s first moon landing since Apollo 17 was initially scheduled for late 2024. However, development delays with both Boeing ...
What Is Elon Musk's Relationship With NASA as DOGE Arrives at Space Agency
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NASA Invites Media to Artemis II Moon Mission Activities at Kennedy
Media are invited to visit NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, to capture imagery of the agency's Artemis II Orion ...
Watch NASA’s ‘launch to splashdown’ video for Artemis II lunar mission
NASA has released a detailed animation (above) showing how the Artemis II mission will look from launch to splashdown.The ...
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NASA says Boeing-built SLS moon rocket is ‘essential’ as company warns of layoffs
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NASA Tests Artemis Moon Rocket Engine At Stennis Space Center
Watch how the Space Launch System rocket RS-25 undergoes a core stage engine test-fire. Credit: NASA's Stennis Space Center ...
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Risks with current Artemis 3 moon landing plan 'may be too high,' NASA safety group says
"Yet, NASA will face a myriad of daunting budgetary, industrial, geopolitical, technical, and health and medical constraints ...