Unofficial Shuttle Launch Schedule - Full List Until 2011

There are no upcoming Shuttle Missions any more: The Space Shuttle program was concluded after finishing the 135th orbital flight, STS-135, on July 21, 2011.

                      *** ISS Assembly Complete ***
                      *** Space Shuttle Program Concluded ***

• Our list of all Space Shuttle missions, starting from the first flight test (ALT-1 Enterprise, February 15, 1977) to the final orbital flight (STS-135 Atlantis, July 8-21, 2011)
• International Space Station Flight Schedule, all scheduled flights to the ISS, mainly Russian Soyuz and Progress, Japanese HTV, European ATV and future commercial US Dragon and Cygnus spacecraft (currently to 2015)

NOTE: This schedule was prepared from various and partly discordant Nasa and other sources, so it should be taken with appropriate care. Actual launch dates are set at the Flight Readiness Review held about two weeks prior to launch.

International Space Station (ISS) flies in an orbit inclined 51.60 degrees to Earth's equator, while the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) is in a 28.47 degrees inclined orbit.

Orbiter assignments as well as approximate dates are increasingly uncertain with later times, the later STS numbers are not yet assigned and inofficial guesses. Remember: Everything in shuttle schedules is subject to continuous revision.

• For reference, see former schedule of March 1, 2006, this schedule as of February 2, 2003, and a former version as of June 2001
• Unofficial Shuttle Launch Schedule (short version)
• NASA's Consolidated Launch Manifest
• Official Shuttle Launch Schedule from NASA
• International Space Station Assembly Flight Schedule (chronological order; including Russian Proton and Soyuz flights)
• List of all Space Shuttle Launches - former "Past Shuttle Launches"
• Space Calendar (Nasa JPL)