Boeing plans Employee Cuts and Reevaluation NASA Artemis Program

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Company estimates that up to 400 employees can be dismissed until April

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Artemis Program, which was started during Trump’s first term, faces both budgetary and technicians

It has announced that it plans to make significant cuts in its workforce, affecting the Lunar Space Launch System (SLS) Lunar Rocket Program. The decision is a response to the high costs associated with the project and the need to reassess the Artemis da NASA program. The company estimates that up to 400 employees can be fired by April. Boeing’s future in the space sector is uncertain, especially under the administration of and with the growing influence of Spacex.

The Artemis program, which was started during Trump’s first term, faces both budgetary and technical challenges, although it is responsible for maintaining thousands of jobs in the United States. The SLS rocket, which had its inaugural launch in November 2022, has been criticized due to delays and constant increase in its costs. Projections indicate that program spending can reach the $ 23.8 billion mark by 2025, which raises concerns about the project’s financial viability.

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