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History of Flights

(launch dates are given in standard Moscow time)

№	Space Vehicle	Flight Number	Crew	Flight Dates and Duration		Flight Tasks
№	Space Vehicle	Flight Number	Crew	Crew	Space Vehicle	Flight Tasks
184	Dragon	SpX-10	—	—	February 19 — March 19, 2017 28 days 7 min	Cargo, scientific and resourse equipment delivery to ISS. Capture and berth to Harmony module port using SSRMS — February 23, 2017. Undocking from ISS on March 19, 2016. Return to Earth of the scientific and used equipment, the results of the experiments conducted onboard ISS. Waste disposal.
185	Progress МS-05	66P	—	—	February 22, 2017 — July 21, 2017 148 days 15 h 42 min	Propellant and cargo delivery. Docking to Pirs DC1 — February 24, 2017.
186	Cygnus	OA-7	—	—	April 18 — June 11, 2017 54 days 3 h 7 min	Delivery of various cargoes and waste disposal. Capture and berth to Unity module port using SSRMS — April 22, 2017. Undocking from ISS on June 4, 2017 for conducting of experiment to study combustion in microgravity in autonomous flight and launch of 4 small sputniks Lemur-2.
187	Soyuz MS-04	50S	ISS-51/52 Crew: Fedor Yurchikhin (Commander, Russia), Jack Fischer (Flight engineer, NASA)	April 20, — September 3, 2017 135 days 18 h 8 min	April 20, — September 3, 2017 135 days 18 h 8 min	Implementation of fundamental, science and applied research. Docking to Mini-Research Module "Poisk" (MRM2) — April 20, 2017.
188	Dragon	SpX-11	—	—	June 4, 2017 — July 3, 2017 28 days 15 h 7 min	Cargo, scientific and resourse equipment delivery to ISS. Capture and berth to Harmony module port using SSRMS — June 5, 2017. Undocking from ISS on July 3, 2017. Return to Earth of the scientific and used equipment, the results of the experiments conducted onboard ISS. Waste disposal.
189	Progress МS-06	67P	—	—	June 14 — December 28, 2017 196 days 19 h 14 min	Propellant and cargo delivery. Docking to TC of SM Zvezda — June 16, 2017.
190	Soyuz MS-05	51S	ISS-52/53 Crew: Sergey Ryazansky (Commander, Russia), Randolf Bresnik (Flight engineer, NASA), Paolo Nespoli (Flight engineer, ESA)	July 28, — December 14, 2017 138 days 16 h 57 min	July 28, — December 14, 2017 138 days 16 h 57 min	Implementation of fundamental, science and applied research. Docking to Mini-Research Module "Rassvet" (MRM1) — July 29, 2017.
191	Dragon	SpX-12	—	—	August 14, 2017 — September 17, 2017 33 days 22 h 9 min	Cargo, scientific and resourse equipment delivery to ISS. Capture and berth to Harmony module port using SSRMS — August 16, 2017. Undocking from ISS on September 17, 2017. Return to Earth of the scientific and used equipment, the results of the experiments conducted onboard ISS. Waste disposal.
192	Soyuz MS-06	52S	ISS-53/54 Crew: Alexander Misurkin (Commander, Russia), Mark Vande Hei (Flight engineer, NASA), Joseph Acaba (Flight engineer, NASA)	September 13, 2017 — February 28, 2018 168 days 5 h 14 min	September 13, 2017 — February 28, 2018 168 days 5 h 14 min	Implementation of fundamental, science and applied research. Docking to Mini-Research Module "Poisk" (MRM2) — September 13, 2017.
193	Progress МS-07	68P	—	—	October 14, 2017 — April 26, 2018 193 days 20 h 4 min	Propellant and cargo delivery. Docking to Pirs DC1 — October 16, 2017. Undocking from ISS on March 28, 2018 for conducting of scientific experiments in autonomous flight.
194	Cygnus	OA-8	—	—	November 12 — December 18, 2017 36 days 35 min	Delivery of various cargoes and waste disposal. Capture and berth to Unity module port using SSRMS — November 14, 2017. Undocking from ISS on December 5, 2017 for the launch of 14 small sputniks in autonomous flight.
195	Dragon	SpX-13	—	—	December 15, 2017 — January 13, 2018 29 days	Cargo, scientific and resourse equipment delivery to ISS. Capture and berth to Harmony module port using SSRMS —December 17, 2017. Undocking from ISS on January 13, 2017. Return to Earth of the scientific and used equipment, the results of the experiments conducted onboard ISS. Waste disposal.
196	Soyuz MS-07	53S	ISS-54/55 Crew: Anton Shkaplerov (Commander, Russia), Scott Tingle (Flight engineer, NASA), Norishige Kanai (Flight engineer, JAXA)	December 17, 2017 — June 3, 2018 168 days 5 h 19 min	December 17, 2017 — June 3, 2018 168 days 5 h 19 min	Implementation of fundamental, science and applied research. Docking to Mini-Research Module "Rassvet" (MRM1) — December 19, 2017.