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Boeing 's Starliner 's Crew Flight Test ( CFT ) concluded on Sept. 6 , with the capsule touching down in New Mexico .
Boeing is supposed to fly half a dozen future astronaut missions to the International Space Station before 2030 .
But NASA officials told reporters on Friday that it could be a while before the spacecraft's path is established.
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