Boeing's Starliner crewed launch faced a second delay at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station due to a computer system error just before liftoff.

NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams had to be assisted out of the capsule by technicians.

The next launch attempt is potentially scheduled for Wednesday, pending resolution of the computer issue.

This delay adds to a series of setbacks for Boeing, which includes previous software problems and parachute malfunctions.

Despite these challenges, NASA plans to continue using Boeing as a backup to SpaceX for crewed missions to the International Space Station.

Analysts warn that further delays could lead to additional financial repercussions for Boeing.