History of Flights

March 2-8, 2019
6 days
5 h
56 min

First test flight of Crew Dragon to ISS without crew. Docking to N2 Frd (Harmony module) - March 3, 2019. Return to Earth of 136 kg of various cargoes, including the results of the experiments conducted onboard ISS.

ISS-59/60 Crew:
Alexey Ovchinin
(Commander, Russia),
Nick Hague
(Flight engineer, NASA),
Christina Koch
(Flight engineer, NASA)

March 14
—
October 3,
2019
202 days
15 h
46 min

Implementation of fundamental, science and applied research.
Docking to Mini-Research Module "Rassvet" (MRM1) — March 15, 2019.

Christina Koch
(Flight engineer, NASA)

March 14
—
February 6,
2020
328 days
13 h
59 min

Return to Earth by SC Soyuz ÌS-13.

April 4, 2019
—
July 29, 2019
116 days
3 h
31 min

Propellant and cargo delivery. Docking to Pirs DC1 according to the "superfast" scheme (3 h 21 min from the launch) on April 4, 2019.

April 17, 2019
—
December 6, 2019
232 days
18 h
42 min

Delivery of various cargoes and waste disposal. Capture and berth to Unity module port using SSRMS — April 19, 2019. Undocking from ISS on August 16, 2019. Launch of nanosputniks in autonomous flight.

May 4
—
June 3, 2019
30 days
15 h
7 min

Cargo, scientific and resourse equipment delivery to ISS. Capture and berth to Harmony module port using SSRMS — May 6, 2019. Undocking from ISS on June 3, 2019. Return to Earth of the scientific and used equipment, the results of the experiments conducted onboard ISS. Waste disposal.

ISS-60/61 Crew:
Alexandr Skvortsov
(Commander, Russia),
Luka Parmitano
(Flight engineer, EKA),
Andrew Morgan
(Flight engineer, NASA)

July 20, 2019
—
February 6,
2020
200 days
16 h
44 min

Implementation of fundamental, science and applied research.
Docking to TC of SM Zvezda — July 21, 2019.

Andrew Morgan
(Flight engineer, NASA)

July 20, 2019
—
Apr 17,
2020
272 days

Return to Earth by SC Soyuz ÌS-15.

July 25,
—
August 27, 2019
32 days
17 h

Cargo, scientific and resourse equipment delivery to ISS. Capture and berth to Harmony module port using SSRMS — July 27, 2019. Undocking from ISS on August 27, 2019. Return to Earth of the scientific and used equipment, the results of the experiments conducted onboard ISS. Waste disposal.

July 31
—
November 29,
2019
121 days
2 h
8 min

Propellant and cargo delivery. Docking to Pirs DC1 according to the "superfast" scheme (3 h 21 min from the launch) on July 31, 2019.

unmanned

August 22, 2019
—
September 7, 2019
15 days
17 h
53 min

Cargo, scientific and resourse equipment delivery to ISS.
Docking to TC of SM Zvezda — August 27, 2019.

September 24
—
November 3, 2019
39 days
10 h
4 min

Delivery of food, water, science hardware.
Capture and berth to Harmony module port using SSRMS — September 27, 2018. Undocking from ISS on November 1, 2019.
Return to Earth of the results of the experiments conducted onboard ISS. Waste disposal.

ISS-61/62 Crew:
O. Skripochka
(Commander, Russia),
J. Meir
(Flight engineer, USA)

Sep 25,
2019
—
Apr 17,
2020
205 days

Sep 25,
2019
—
Apr 17,
2020
205 days

Implementation of fundamental, science and applied research.
Docking to TC of SM Zvezda — Sep 25, 2019.

VC-19:
H. Al Mansoori
(Flight engineer, UAE)

Sep 25
—
Oct 3,
2019
7 days
21 h
2 min

Performance of scientific experiments under program of the Russian VC-19. Return on Soyuz MS-12 SC.

November 2, 2019
—
March 17,
2020
136 days
9 h

Delivery of various cargoes and waste disposal. Capture and berth to Unity module port using SSRMS — November 4, 2019. Undocking from ISS on January 31, 2020. Launch of nanosputniks in autonomous flight.

December 5, 2019
—
January 7, 2020
32 days
22 h
11 min

Cargo, scientific and resourse equipment delivery to ISS. Capture and berth to Harmony module port using SSRMS — December 8, 2019. Undocking from ISS on January 7, 2020. Return to Earth of the scientific and used equipment, the results of the experiments conducted onboard ISS. Waste disposal.

December 6, 2019
—
July  9,
2020
215 days
12 h
31 min

Propellant and cargo delivery. Docking to Pirs DC1 on December 9, 2019.

December
20-22,
2019
2 days
1 h
22 min

The first unmanned test mission to the ISS. Due to an error in the Mission Elapsed Time counter, after separation from the LV vehicle the spacecraft spent too much propellant on correcting its position, precluding any chance of rendezvous and docking with the ISS. It landed successfully at a test range in New Mexico.