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WILLIAMS: We’ve had the opportunity to try
on the suits, to sit in the seats, to interact

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with the displays, the emergency egress systems
for any type of emergency egress from the pad.

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It’s been pretty fun, actually, checking
out all the hardware.

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HURLEY: NASA has not done a flight test program
for a spaceship since the space shuttle, so

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you’re talking late 70s, early 80s the last
time we kind of did this as an agency, so

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some of it is kind of re-learning those techniques
and those things that you need to make sure

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you’re watching out for.

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CASSADA: We’ll be brushing up on all of
the long-duration spaceflight tasks that we’ve

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trained for over the years, including spacewalking,
robotics, and all the space station systems.

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MANN: And then we’re going to learn all
about the new vehicle, all about our suits,

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how we’re going to operate in that vehicle,
emergency procedures.

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HOPKINS: You’re going to have kind of this
hybrid, if you will, for these first flights

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where you’re helping develop things, and
at the same time you’re getting training.

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FERGUSON: We’re going to be building what
it is the crew member needs to know.

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BOE: The things that are really neat to me
that are new is putting on the new spacesuit,

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you know, putting your arms into it and actually
getting to touch the screens just like you

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did as an operator when you were going into
space.

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GLOVER: Those skills that we honed in test
pilot school and then later on as test pilots,

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I think they’re going to be put to use in
flying these vehicles.

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It’s a new set of hardware, and it’s a
new set of software.

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BEHNKEN: For all the folks that are following
along throughout the world, I really would

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like them to recognize that there’s a huge
team that makes this possible.

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That when I get the opportunity to board one
of these spacecraft and fly into space, that