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Narrator: NASA's Commercial Crew Program Manager Ed Mango and Florida's Lieutenant Governor Jennifer Carroll

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took center stage at the National Space Club Florida Committee's luncheon on Aug. 14 as they talked about the

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future of human spaceflight with about 350 club members and guests.

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Ed Mango/Commercial Crew Program Manager: In 1927, where Lindbergh flew the first mission across the ocean,

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in the next four or five years, these companies along with NASA, the industry along with the United States,

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will create and be on the threshold of creating many more Lindberg moments. What did Lindbergh do?

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He made the world a smaller place. What did the Glenn and Apollo 8 and the shuttle do? They made the heavens a

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smaller place. Commercial Crew is going to continue that effort to make the world

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and the heavens a smaller place.

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Narrator: Under the agency's newest commercial space initiative,

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called the Commercial Crew Integrated Capability, or CCiCap,

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The Boeing Company, Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) and Sierra Nevada Corp. (SNC) will spend the next

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year and a half bringing their spacecraft and launch vehicles closer to providing safe,

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affordable and reliable access to low Earth orbit.

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Lt. Gov. Jennifer Carroll: The community, the state, the workforce and our nation will greatly benefit from the

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works that come out of many of you that's in the room today and the industries that are creating the next