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mihalych1998 [28]
3 years ago
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Boeing is known for airplanes, but they actually have a long history is space. since nasa's beginning, boeing has been a contrac

tor on every manned space program, including building the parts for the international space station. boeing has been in human space flight from day one, and so it's just part of our core. nasa is hosting a competition for private enterprise to build a space craft to transport humans to the international space station. winning this contract would cement dominance in the new space race. we see this as just the next huge opportunity for boeing and for nasa. how big do you expect the market to be? the development price itself is such a huge barrier, just a very different business model than boeing is used to. our huge development programs are typiclly
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igor_vitrenko [27]3 years ago
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The market will be based off of how many trips to space people want to take. Due to this being newly developed, the marketing and research team have conducted a lot of surveys and focus groups to make sure this is something people would be interested in. The market for this should grow in an uphill slope rate, once people are able to try it out. Word of mouth advertisement and safety facts are good ways Boeing and Private Enterprise will be able to find new consumers to market their space craft to. 
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