International Space Station Flight Schedule

as of May 22, 2012

Note: All scheduled dates are subject to frequent changes.

On Orbit: Expedition 31 Crew: Oleg Kononenko, André Kuipers (ESA), Donald Pettit, Joseph M. Acaba, Gennady I. Padalka, Sergei Revin
+ Dragon C2 & C3 capsule (COTS Demo 3)

Established Six Person Crew Capability in March/May 2009 by STS-119 (15A) and Soyuz TMA-15 (19S).

Date          Flight  Launch                         Cargo/Element(s)
                   
May 22, 2012          Dragon C2 & C3/Falcon 9        COTS Demo 3, ISS Docking Test
Jul 15, 2012  31S     Soyuz TMA-05M/Soyuz FG         Crew Transport
                             Expedition 32 Crew Part (3): Yuri I. Malenchenko, Sunita L. Williams, Akihiko Hoshide (Japan)
Jul 21, 2012  HTV-3   HTV/H-IIB 304                  JAXA ISS HTV-3
Jul 31, 2012  48P     Progress M-16M/Soyuz U         ISS Logistics Supply
Aug   , 2012          Cygnus Antares Demo (*)        Antares Inaugural Launch
Aug 18, 2012          Dragon C4 (CRS-1)/Falcon 9     ISS CRS Flight 1
Oct   , 2012          Cygnus Antares Demo (*)
      , 2012          Cygnus CRS-1 Antares (*)       ISS CRS Flight
Oct 15, 2012  32S     Soyuz TMA-06M/Soyuz FG         Crew Transport
                             Expedition 33 Crew Part (3): Kevin A. Ford, Oleg Novitskiy, Evgeny Tarelkin
Oct 23, 2012  49P     Progress M-17M/Soyuz U         ISS Logistics Supply
Nov 26, 2012  33S     Soyuz TMA-07M/Soyuz FG         Crew Transport
                             Expedition 34 Crew Part (3): Thomas H. Marshburn, Chris A. Hadfield (Canada), Roman Y. Romanenko
Dec  8, 2012          Dragon CRS-2/Falcon 9          ISS CRS Flight 2
Dec 26, 2012  50P     Progress M-18M/Soyuz U         ISS Logistics Supply
Feb  2, 2013  51P     Progress M-19M/Soyuz U         ISS Logistics Supply
Feb 28, 2013  ATV4    Ariane 5 ES                    ESA ATV-4 Albert Einstein
      , 2013  HTV-4   HTV/H-IIB                      JAXA ISS HTV-4
      , 2013          Dragon/Falcon 9                ISS CRS Flight 3
      , 2013          Dragon/Falcon 9                ISS CRS Flight 4
      , 2013  52P     Progress M1-01M/Soyuz 2        ISS Logistics Supply
      , 2013  53P     Progress M-20M/Soyuz U         ISS Logistics Supply
      , 2013          Dragon/Falcon 9                ISS CRS Flight 5
Mar   , 2013  34S     Soyuz TMA-08M/Soyuz FG         Crew Transport
                             Expedition 35 Crew Part (3): Christopher J. Cassidy, Pavel V. Vinogradov, Alexander Misurkin
Apr   , 2013  3R      Proton                         Nauka Multipurpose Laboratory Module (MPLM), ERA
May   , 2013  35S     Soyuz TMA-09M/Soyuz FG         Crew Transport
                             Expedition 36 Crew Part (3): Karen L. Nyberg, Maxim V. Suraev, Luca Parmitano
      , 2013          Dragon/Falcon 9                ISS CRS Flight 6
Sep   , 2013  36S     Soyuz TMA-10M/Soyuz FG         Crew Transport
                             Expedition 37 Crew Part (3): Michael S. Hopkins, +2 TBD
      , 2013          Dragon/Falcon 9                ISS CRS Flight 7
      , 2013  HTV-5   HTV/H-IIB                      JAXA ISS HTV-5
Nov   , 2013  37S     Soyuz TMA-11M/Soyuz FG         Crew Transport
                             Expedition 38 Crew Part (3): Richard Mastracchio, Koichi Wakata, +1 TBD
      , 2014          Dragon/Falcon 9                ISS CRS Flight 8
Mar   , 2014  38S     Soyuz TMA/Soyuz FG             Crew Transport
                             Expedition 39 Crew Part (3) 
      , 2014          Dragon/Falcon 9                ISS CRS Flight 9
      , 2014          Dragon/Falcon 9                ISS CRS Flight 10
      , 2014  HTV-6   HTV/H-IIB                      JAXA ISS HTV-6
      , 2015          Dragon/Falcon 9                ISS CRS Flight 11
      , 2015  HTV-7   HTV/H-IIB                      JAXA ISS HTV-7
      , 2015  ATV5    Ariane 5 ES                    ESA ATV-5
      , 2015          Dragon/Falcon 9                ISS CRS Flight 12

(*) Antares was formerly named Taurus 2

Formerly scheduled Constellation flights were cancelled:


Mar   , 2014          Orion 2   CEV-ISS 1            Orion-ISS Adapter 1
Jun   , 2014          Orion 3   CEV-ISS 2            Orion-ISS Adapter 2
Sep   , 2014          Orion 4   CEV-ISS 3            Crew Transport
Mar   , 2015          Orion 5   CEV-ISS 4            Crew Transport
Sep   , 2015          Orion 6   CEV-ISS 5            Crew Transport
Mar   , 2016          Orion 7   CEV-ISS 6            Crew Transport
Sep   , 2016          Orion 8   CEV-ISS 7            Crew Transport
Mar   , 2017          Orion 9   CEV-ISS 8            Crew Transport
Sep   , 2017          Orion 10  CEV-ISS 9            Crew Transport
Mar   , 2018          Orion 11  CEV-ISS 10           Crew Transport
Sep   , 2018          Orion 12  CEV-ISS 11           Crew Transport
Mar   , 2019          Orion 14  CEV-ISS 12           Crew Transport
Sep   , 2019          Orion 16  CEV-ISS 13           Crew Transport
Mar   , 2020          Orion 18  CEV-ISS 14           Crew Transport
Sep   , 2020          Orion 20  CEV-ISS 15           Crew Transport
Feb   , 2021          Orion 21  CEV-ISS 16           Crew Transport

Dragon/Falcon (like formerly Shuttle) will launch from KSC/Florida, Cygnus/Antares (formerly Taurus) from Wallops Flight Facility/Virginia, Progress and Soyuz from Baikonur, ESA's ATV from Kourou, French Guiana.

Sources: Russian Space Web, Nasa JSC, and ESA.

Thanks to Bill Avery III for communicating many of these data! Thanks to J.R. Stockton for corrections and updates.

ISS Assembly Flight Sequence (mainly Shuttle)
Historical ISS missions (including all missions, Shuttle, Soyuz, Progress &c)
Historic Reference Material:
- List of All Space Shuttle Flights - historic Space Shuttle Launch Schedule
- Early Pre-Shuttle U.S. Human Flights
- Historic Constellation Missions: Formerly scheduled Orion and Altair spacecraft unofficial preliminary flight schedule (now cancelled)
ISS Viewing Times - Tucson, Arizona - Paris, France - Munich, Germany
Nasa ISS homepage - ISS Expedition Crews
Nasa's ISS Assembly Flights, Assembly Elements
International Space Station by Boeing Space and Communications
Russian Segment of the ISS, Energia, Russia
ESA ISS homepage
Russian Space Web
ISS Expedition Crew Document
Nasa/GSFC and Honeywell TSI Launches list
On ESA's Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV):
- ATV homepage (ESA)
- June 16, 2003: "Successful design review: ATV gets go-ahead" (ESA)
- June 2, 2003: "Jules Verne: the first and most elaborate space rendezvous for Europe" (ESA)
- Ariane 5 ES-ATV: The launcher for Jules Verne (ESA - May 27, 2005)
- JSC ISS Monthly Program Review 5/16/2003 Vol 132 (Nasa JSC)
Space Calendar (Nasa JPL)

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