Auf Ars Technica liest sich das leicht anders

... on Thursday, several of Starliner's spacecraft thrusters went offline for a time. Far more often than originally planned, spacecraft commander Butch Wilmore had to take manual control of Starliner...
Now, with four separate leaks, Nappi acknowledged that Boeing may not fully understand the root cause of the problem.
... failure of five of the vehicle's 28 reaction-control system thrusters at certain times ...
... this is now the second consecutive mission in which a subset of these small thrusters failed to operate during a Starliner flight.

https://arstechnica.com/space/2024/06/after-a-drama-filled-day-boeings-starliner-finally-finds-its-way/

Boeing hat jede Menge Probleme mit der Kapsel und kennt nicht mal die Ursache.

Die Aussage von Mark Nappi, Vizepräsident und Manager von Boeings "Commercial Crew Program":
"Those are pretty small, really, issues to deal with," he said. "We’ll figure them out for the next mission. I don’t see these as significant at all."
macht es nicht besser, sondern schlimmer, weil ein Teil der Probleme (die mit den RCS-Düsen) schon beim Flug davor aufgetreten sind und nicht behoben wurden!