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Boeing to lay off about 400 workers on moon rocket programme

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Boeing to lay off about 400 workers on moon rocket programme
The Artemis programme was officially formed under Trump’s first administration, after he signed a policy directive to send humans back to the moon for the first time since the Apollo programme ended more than a half century ago. Photo: Bloomberg
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Boeing expects to lay off hundreds of workers on its SLS moon rocket programme, fuelling speculation that NASA’s marquee space exploration initiative is poised for a shake-up under a second Donald Trump administration.

The US aerospace company cited revisions to NASA’s Artemis programme and cost expectations in a brief statement that cited the potential for roughly 400 fewer positions by April.

“We are working with our customer and seeking opportunities to redeploy employees across our company to minimise job losses and retain our talented teammates,” a Boeing spokesperson said by email on Friday.

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