Human Spaceflight Launches and Returns, 2007
- Human Spaceflight Launches and Returns, 2007
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Human Spaceflight Launches and Returns, 2007
Country Flight Crew1 Dates2 Mission/payload
● Oleg Kotov
● Fyodor Yurchikhin
● Charles Simonyi3
April 7 transport of replacement crew to ISS
Russia Soyuz TMA-9 (
down)
● Michael E. Lopez-Alegria
● Mikhail Tyurin
● Charles Simonyi3
April 21 return of departing ISS crew to Earth
● Frederick W. Sturckow
● Lee Archambault
● Patrick G. Forrester
● Steven Swanson
● John D. Olivas
● James F. Reilly
● Clayton Anderson (u)
● Sunita (Suni) Williams (d)
June 8–22 delivery of supplies and S3/S4 integrated truss segment (with solar arrays) to ISS; station crew exchange
● Scott J. Kelly
● Charles O. Hobaugh
● Tracy E. Caldwell
● Richard A. Mastracchio
● Dafydd R. Williams
● Barbara R. Morgan
● Benjamin Alvin Drew, Jr.
August 8–21 delivery of supplies, the S5 truss, a control-gyroscope replacement, and an external equipment storage platform to ISS
● Yury Malenchenko
● Peggy Whitson
● Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor3
October 10 transport of replacement crew to ISS
Russia Soyuz TMA-10 (
down)
● Oleg Kotov
● Fyodor Yurchikhin
● Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor3
October 21 return of departing ISS crew to Earth
● Pamela Melroy
● George D. Zamka
● Scott E. Parazynski
● Stephanie Wilson
● Douglas H. Wheelock
● Paolo A. Nespoli
● Daniel M. Tani (u)
● Clayton Anderson (d)
October 23 delivery of Harmony node module; station crew exchange
● 1For shuttle flight, commander and pilot are listed first; for Soyuz flights, ISS commander is listed first.
● 2Flight dates for shuttle missions; Soyuz launch or return date for ISS missions.
● 3Flew as a paying passenger.
● u = ISS crew member transported to station.
● d = ISS crew member returned to Earth.
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