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NASA Just Gave SpaceX Another $946 Million Boost, Adding 3 More Crew Dragon Missions to the ISS Through 2030

Mohd Haider

NASA awarded SpaceX three additional crewed Dragon missions, extending its ISS transportation contract through 2030 for $946 million.

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