NASA says Boeing, leadership to blame for Starlinerwww.theregister.com: Plenty of blame to go around, says Isaacman

"You can see in the report that inadequately-applied insight and lack of oversight ... is because we had very high confidence in the manufacturer based on their past performance on other programs," Isaacman said. Oops.

NASA further said in the report that the CCP's emphasis on provider (i.e., Boeing) autonomy clashed with "NASA's traditional culture of technical rigor," and that CCP and Boeing's leadership was perceived by NASA as "overly risk-tolerant and dismissive of dissenting views."