The first human capable US launcher to fly since the space shuttle.
NASA sets #SpaceX #DM1 launch for 7 Jan 2019 in what is LIKELY to be a NIGHT LAUNCH.
— Chris G - NSF (@ChrisG_NSF) November 21, 2018
Given what we know of Dragon/ISS phasing ability, launch should be roughly JUST BEFORE MIDNIGHT (i.e. 23:5x EST on 7 Jan) or 045x UTC on 8 Jan. Might surprise us, but this is what is looks like. https://t.co/fl29kddulx
A SpaceX/NASA render here. (Note the crew access "arm":
SpaceX In-Flight Abort Test: Between Demo-1 and Demo-2
SpaceX Demo-2: June 2019 (manned)
And Boeing:
Boeing Orbital Flight Test: March 2019
Boeing Pad Abort Test: Between OFT and CFT
Boeing Crew Flight Test: August 2019
The In-Flight Abort tests are between unmanned and manned flight as NASA has given both SpaceX and Boeing the option of using their first demo capsule (not the lost part that isn't recovered) as the abort demo craft.