List of Soyuz missions
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This is a list of crewed and uncrewed flights of Soyuz series spacecraft.
The Soyuz programme is an ongoing human spaceflight programme which was initiated by the Soviet Union in the early 1960s, originally part of a Moon landing project intended to put a Soviet cosmonaut on the Moon. It is the third Soviet human spaceflight programme after the Vostok and Voskhod programmes. Since the 1990s, as the successor state to the Soviet Union, Russia has continued and expanded the programme, which became part of a multinational collaboration to ensure a permanent human presence in low Earth orbit on the ISS (ISS). Soyuz spacecraft previously visited the Salyut and Mir space stations. Between the retirement of the Space Shuttle in 2011 and the first orbital flight of SpaceX's Crew Dragon in 2019, Soyuz were the only human-rated orbital spacecraft in operation, and the only way to transport crews to the ISS. Russia plans to succeed Soyuz in the 2020s with the Federatsiya/Orel programme, using new reusable capsules launching on Angara rockets, to transport cosmonauts to orbit and to a space station around the Moon.
Crewed mission numbers and spacecraft generations
Beginning in 1966, the Soyuz programme has sent humans into space on a regular basis for over fifty years. Due to its length, the program has a complex history, which may lead to confusion about its mission numbers. The mission numbering scheme for crewed Soyuz flights is closely related to the generations of spacecraft. Understanding the former is made significantly easier by understanding the latter.
The first era of the Soyuz programme's crewed missions (Soyuz 1-40) used the 7K series of Soyuz craft, which included the first-generation (1.0) Soyuz 7K-OK, a variant (1.5) Soyuz 7K-OKS, the second-generation (2.0) Soyuz 7K-T, and the (2.5) Soyuz 7K-TM variant. Following this first era, successive eras of crewed missions have had mission numbers which were directly tied to the names of craft used:
- The second era of Soyuz T flights used the third-generation (3.0) craft of the same name. Mission numbers were of the form: "Soyuz T-#".
- The third era of Soyuz TM flights used the fourth-generation (4.0) craft of the same name. Mission numbers were of the form: "Soyuz TM-#".
- The fourth era of Soyuz TMA flights used the fifth-generation (5.0) craft of the same name. Mission numbers were of the form: "Soyuz TMA-#".
- The fifth era of Soyuz TMA-M flights used the fifth-generation variant (5.5) craft of the same name. Mission numbers were of the form "Soyuz TMA-##M".
- The sixth and current era of Soyuz MS flights uses the sixth-generation (6.0) craft of the same name. Mission numbers are of the form: "Soyuz MS-##".
Within each given era, a mission number generally reflects the mission's chronological launch order, e.g. Soyuz TMA-12M was the twelfth mission of the TMA-M era, immediately preceded by Soyuz TMA-11M and immediately followed by Soyuz TMA-13M. Although there are exceptions to this (detailed below in the first table), the mission numbering scheme is usually consistent with chronological launch orders. This is in contrast with the mission numbers of the Space Shuttle program, which were tied to specific mission objectives and did not reflect chronological launch orders, e.g. STS-50, the forty-eighth Shuttle mission, was immediately followed by STS-46, the forty-ninth Shuttle mission.
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! Era !! Mission |
| rowspan="4"| 1
| 1.0 | rowspan="4"| 40 | rowspan="4"| 18a{{efn|Aborted mission which nevertheless achieved sub-orbital spaceflight, with the crew surviving.}} (+1) | rowspan="4"| 2,{{efn|name=uf|Uncrewed flight.}} 20{{efn|name=uf}} (−2) | rowspan="4"| 39{{efn|Includes five special cases: two fatal missions, Soyuz 1 and Soyuz 11, both of which reached space; Soyuz 19, the Soviet participant in the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project; Soyuz 32, which sent a crew to the Salyut 6 space station and returned to Earth without its crew, and Soyuz 34, which was launched uncrewed and sent to Salyut 6 to provide the crew of Soyuz 32 with a successful return craft.}} |
| Soyuz 7K-OKS
| 1.5 |
| Soyuz 7K-T
| 2.0 |
| Soyuz 7K-TM
| 2.5 |
| 2
| Soyuz T | 3.0 | 15 | T-10a{{efn|Mission aborted at-launch due to a pad fire, failing to achieve spaceflight; crew survived. Included here as a committed launch attempt and a notable historical example.}} (+1) | T-1{{efn|name=uf}} (−1) | 15 |
| 3
| Soyuz TM-1 ... TM-34 | Soyuz TM | 4.0 | 34 | — | TM-1{{efn|name=uf}} (−1) | 33 |
| 4
| Soyuz TMA-1 ... TMA-22 | 5.0 | 22 | — | — | 22 |
| 5
| Soyuz TMA-01M ... TMA-20M | 5.5 | 20 | — | — | 20 |
| 6
| Soyuz MS-01 ... MS-25 | Soyuz MS | 6.0 | 25 | — | MS-14 {{efn|name=uf}} (−1) | 24{{efn|Soyuz MS-10 aborted after launch, failing to reach space; crew survived. Included here as a committed launch attempt and a notable historical example.}} |
| style="text-align:right;" colspan="8"| Total crewed missions
| 153 |
Soyuz 7K (1966–1981)
The first Soyuz series was the 7K series.
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| No.
!Mission !Spacecraft !Date of launch !Date of landing !Crew ({{math|{{sfrac|launch|landing}}}}) !Docking !Outcome |
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|Kosmos 133||Soyuz 7K-OK (A) |Soyuz 7K-OK No.1 — Cancelled due to the postponement of the launch of the 2nd ship||{{Partial}} |
| —
|Soyuz 7K-OK No.1||Soyuz 7K-OK (P) |Kosmos 133 — Cancelled||{{Failure}} |
| —
|Kosmos 140||Soyuz 7K-OK (P) | ||{{Success}} |
| 1
|Soyuz 1||Soyuz 7K-OK (A) |Soyuz 2A — Docking (and launch of the 2nd ship) has been cancelled due to the failure of Soyuz 1||{{Failure}} |
| —
|Kosmos 186||Soyuz 7K-OK (A) |Kosmos 188||{{Success}} |
| —
|Kosmos 188||Soyuz 7K-OK (P) |Kosmos 186||{{Success}} |
| —
|Kosmos 212||Soyuz 7K-OK (A) |Kosmos 213||{{Success}} |
| —
|Kosmos 213||Soyuz 7K-OK (P) |Kosmos 212||{{Success}} |
| —
|Kosmos 238||Soyuz 7K-OK | ||{{Success}} |
| —
|Soyuz 2||Soyuz 7K-OK (P) |Soyuz 3 — Docking failed due to errors in spacecraft orientation||{{Partial}} |
| 2
|Soyuz 375px ||Soyuz 7K-OK (A) |Soyuz 2 — Docking failed due to errors in spacecraft orientation||{{Partial}} |
| rowspan="2"|3
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz 7K-OK (A) |rowspan="2"|14 January 1969 |rowspan="2"|17 January 1969 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Vladimir Shatalov |rowspan="2"|Soyuz 5 |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Vladimir Shatalov {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Aleksei Yeliseyev {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Yevgeny Khrunov |
| rowspan="2"|4
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz 7K-OK (P) |rowspan="2"|15 January 1969 |rowspan="2"|18 January 1969 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Boris Volynov |rowspan="2"|Soyuz 4 |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Boris Volynov |
| 5
|Soyuz 6||Soyuz 7K-OK |The crew should have taken pictures of the docking between Soyuz 7 and Soyuz 8, but it wasn't possible||{{Partial}} |
| 6
|Soyuz 7||Soyuz 7K-OK (A) |Soyuz 8 — Failed due to the failure of rendezvous electronics||{{Partial}} |
| 7
|Soyuz 8||Soyuz 7K-OK (P) |Soyuz 7 — Failed due to the failure of rendezvous electronics||{{Partial}} |
| 8
|Soyuz 979px||Soyuz 7K-OK | ||{{Success}} |
| 9
|Soyuz 1075px||Soyuz 7K-OKS |Salyut 1 — Docking failed due to a docking system failure||{{Failure}} |
| 10
|Soyuz 1175px||Soyuz 7K-OKS |Salyut 1||{{Failure}} |
| —
|Kosmos 496||Soyuz 7K-T | ||{{Success}} |
| —
|Kosmos 573||Soyuz 7K-T | ||{{Success}} |
| 11
|Soyuz 12||Soyuz 7K-T | ||{{Success}} |
| —
|Kosmos 613||Soyuz 7K-T | ||{{Success}} |
| 12
|Soyuz 1379px ||Soyuz 7K-T | ||{{Success}} |
| —
|Kosmos 638||Soyuz 7K-TM | ||{{Success}} |
| —
|Kosmos 656||Soyuz 7K-T/A9 | ||{{Success}} |
| 13
|Soyuz 1479px ||Soyuz 7K-T/A9 |Salyut 3||{{Success}} |
| —
|Kosmos 672||Soyuz 7K-TM | ||{{Success}} |
| 14
|Soyuz 15||Soyuz 7K-T/A9 |Salyut 3 — Docking failed due to malfunctioning of Igla docking system||{{Failure}} |
| 15
|Soyuz 1675px||Soyuz 7K-TM | ||{{Success}} |
| 16
|Soyuz 1779px ||Soyuz 7K-T |Salyut 4||{{Success}} |
| 17
|Soyuz 18A|| Soyuz 7K-T |||{{Failure}} |
| 18
|Soyuz 1879px||Soyuz 7K-T |Salyut 4||{{Success}} |
| 19
|Soyuz 19||Soyuz 7K-TM |Apollo||{{Success}} |
| —
|Soyuz 20||Soyuz 7K-T/A9 |Salyut 4||{{Success}} |
| 20
|Soyuz 21||Soyuz 7K-T |Salyut 5||{{Partial}} |
| 21
|Soyuz 22||Soyuz 7K-TM |||{{Success}} |
| 22
|Soyuz 23||Soyuz 7K-T/A9 |Salyut 5 — Docking failed due to a docking system failure||{{Failure}} |
| 23
|Soyuz 24||Soyuz 7K-T/A9 |Salyut 5||{{Success}} |
| 24
|Soyuz 25||Soyuz 7K-T |Salyut 6 — Docking failed due to a docking system failure||{{Failure}} |
| rowspan="2"|25
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz 26 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz 7K-T |rowspan="2"|10 December 1977 |rowspan="2"|16 January 1978 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Yuri Romanenko |rowspan="2"|Salyut 6 |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Georgi Grechko {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Oleg Makarov |
| rowspan="2"|26
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz 27 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz 7K-T |rowspan="2"|10 January 1978 |rowspan="2"|16 March 1978 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Georgi Grechko |rowspan="2"|Salyut 6 |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Yuri Romanenko {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Vladimir Dzhanibekov |
| 27
|Soyuz 2875px||Soyuz 7K-T |Salyut 6||{{Success}} |
| rowspan="2"|28
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz 7K-T |rowspan="2"|15 June 1978 |rowspan="2"|3 September 1978 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Vladimir Kovalyonok |rowspan="2"|Salyut 6 |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Valery Bykovsky {{Flagicon|East Germany}} Sigmund Jähn |
| 29
|Soyuz 3075px||Soyuz 7K-T/A9 |Salyut 6||{{Success}} |
| rowspan="2"|30
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz 7K-T |rowspan="2"|26 August 1978 |rowspan="2"|2 November 1978 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Valery Bykovsky |rowspan="2"|Salyut 6 |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Vladimir Kovalyonok {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Aleksandr Ivanchenkov |
| rowspan="2"|31
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz 32 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz 7K-T |rowspan="2"|25 February 1979 |rowspan="2"|13 June 1979 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Vladimir Lyakhov |rowspan="2"|Salyut 6 |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| Landing without crew |
| 32
|Soyuz 3375px||Soyuz 7K-T |Salyut 6 — Docking failed due to main engine and Igla docking system failure; deorbit burn was made using the backup engine||{{Failure}} |
| rowspan="2"|33
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz 34 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz 7K-T |rowspan="2"|6 June 1979 |rowspan="2"|19 August 1979 |Start without crew |rowspan="2"|Salyut 6 |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Vladimir Lyakhov {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Valery Ryumin |
| rowspan="2"|34
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz 35 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz 7K-T |rowspan="2"|9 April 1980 |rowspan="2"|3 June 1980 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Leonid Popov |rowspan="2"|Salyut 6 |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Valery Kubasov {{Flagicon|Hungary}} Bertalan Farkas |
| rowspan="2"|35
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz 7K-T |rowspan="2"|26 May 1980 |rowspan="2"|31 July 1980 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Valery Kubasov |rowspan="2"|Salyut 6 |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Viktor Gorbatko {{Flagicon|Vietnam}} Pham Tuân |
| rowspan="2"|37
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz 7K-T |rowspan="2"|23 July 1980 |rowspan="2"|11 October 1980 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Viktor Gorbatko |rowspan="2"|Salyut 6 |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Leonid Popov {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Valery Ryumin |
| 38
|Soyuz 3875px||Soyuz 7K-T |Salyut 6||{{Success}} |
| 41
|Soyuz 3975px||Soyuz 7K-T |Salyut 6||{{Success}} |
| 42
|Soyuz 4075px||Soyuz 7K-T |Salyut 6||{{Success}} |
= Soyuz 7K-L1 =
{{main|Zond programme}}
Spacecraft designed for Soviet human circumlunar missions. Missions are included under the Zond programme.
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!No. !Mission ! width="130" |Spacecraft ! width="130" |Date of launch ! width="130" |Date of landing !Crew ({{math|{{sfrac|launch|landing}}}}) !Docking !Outcome |
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|Kosmos 146||Soyuz 7K-L1||10 March 1967||18 March 1967||None | ||{{Success}} |
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|Kosmos 154||Soyuz 7K-L1||8 April 1967||10 April 1967||None | ||{{Failure}} |
| —
|Soyuz 7K-L1 No.4L||Soyuz 7K-L1||27 September 1967|| ||None (rocket failure) | ||{{Failure}} |
| —
|Soyuz 7K-L1 No.5L||Soyuz 7K-L1||22 November 1967|| ||None (rocket failure) | ||{{Failure}} |
| —
|Zond 4||Soyuz 7K-L1||2 March 1968||7 March 1968||None | ||{{Partial}} |
| —
|Soyuz 7K-L1 No.7L||Soyuz 7K-L1||22 April 1968|| ||None (rocket failure) | ||{{Failure}} |
| —
|Soyuz 7K-L1 No.8L||Soyuz 7K-L1||21 July 1968|| ||None (rocket exploded on launch pad) | ||{{Failure}} |
| —
|Zond 5||Soyuz 7K-L1||14 September 1968||22 September 1968||None | ||{{Success}} |
| —
|Zond 6||Soyuz 7K-L1||10 November 1968||17 November 1968||None | ||{{Partial}} |
| —
|Soyuz 7K-L1 No.13L||Soyuz 7K-L1||20 January 1969|| ||None (rocket failure) | ||{{Failure}} |
| —
|Zond-M 1||Soyuz 7K-L1S||21 February 1969|| ||None (rocket failure) | ||{{Failure}} |
| —
|Zond-M 2||Soyuz 7K-L1S||3 July 1969|| ||None (rocket failure) | ||{{Failure}} |
| —
|Zond 7||Soyuz 7K-L1||7 August 1969||14 August 1969||None | ||{{Success}} |
| —
|Soyuz 7K-L1E No.1||Soyuz 7K-L1E||28 November 1969|| ||None (rocket failure) | ||{{Failure}} |
| —
|Zond 8||Soyuz 7K-L1||20 October 1970||27 October 1970||None | ||{{Success}} |
| —
|Kosmos 382||Soyuz 7K-L1E "Zond-LOK"||2 December 1970||In orbit||None | ||{{Site active|In orbit}} |
= Soyuz 7K-LOK =
{{main|Soviet crewed lunar programs}}
Spacecraft designed for Soviet human lunar orbital and landing missions.
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!No. !Mission ! width="130" |Spacecraft ! width="130" |Date of launch ! width="130" |Date of landing !Crew ({{math|{{sfrac|launch|landing}}}}) !Docking !Outcome |
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|Soyuz 7K-LOK No.1||Soyuz 7K-LOK||26 June 1971|| ||None (rocket failure) | ||{{Failure}} |
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|Soyuz 7K-LOK No.2||Soyuz 7K-LOK||23 November 1972|| ||None (rocket failure) | ||{{Failure}} |
Soyuz T (1979–1986)
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| No.
!Mission !Spacecraft !Date of launch !Date of landing !Crew ({{math|{{sfrac|launch|landing}}}}) !Docking !Outcome |
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|Kosmos 670||Soyuz 7K-S | ||{{Success}} |
| —
|Kosmos 772||Soyuz 7K-S | ||{{Failure}} |
| —
|Kosmos 869||Soyuz 7K-S | ||{{Failure}} |
| —
|Kosmos 1001||Soyuz T | ||{{Failure}} |
| —
|Kosmos 1074||Soyuz T | ||{{Success}} |
| —
|Soyuz T-1||Soyuz T |Salyut 6||{{Success}} |
| 36
|Soyuz T-2||Soyuz T |Salyut 6||{{Success}} |
| 39
|Soyuz T-3||Soyuz T |Salyut 6||{{Success}} |
| 40
|Soyuz T-4||Soyuz T |Salyut 6||{{Success}} |
| rowspan="2"|43
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz T-5 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz T |rowspan="2"|13 May 1982 |rowspan="2"|27 August 1982 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Anatoli Berezovoy |rowspan="2"|Salyut 7 |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Leonid Popov {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Aleksandr Serebrov {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Svetlana Savitskaya |
| 44
|Soyuz T-675px||Soyuz T |Salyut 7||{{Success}} |
| rowspan="2"|45
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz T-7 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz T |rowspan="2"|19 August 1982 |rowspan="2"|10 December 1982 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Leonid Popov |rowspan="2"|Salyut 7 |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Anatoli Berezovoy {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Valentin Lebedev |
| 46
|Soyuz T-8||Soyuz T |Salyut 7 — Docking failed due to a broken antenna||{{Failure}} |
| 47
|Soyuz T-9||Soyuz T |Salyut 7||{{Success}} |
| 48
|Soyuz T-10A||Soyuz T | ||{{Failure}} |
| rowspan="2"|49
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz T-10 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz T |rowspan="2"|8 February 1984 |rowspan="2"|11 April 1984 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Leonid Kizim |rowspan="2"|Salyut 7 |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Yury Malyshev {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Gennady Strekalov {{Flagicon|India}} Rakesh Sharma |
| rowspan="2"|50
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz T-1175x75px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz T |rowspan="2"|3 April 1984 |rowspan="2"|2 October 1984 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Yury Malyshev |rowspan="2"|Salyut 7 |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Leonid Kizim {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Vladimir Solovyov {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Oleg Atkov |
| 51
|Soyuz T-12||Soyuz T |Salyut 7||{{Success}} |
| rowspan="2"|52
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz T-13 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz T |rowspan="2"|6 June 1985 |rowspan="2"|26 September 1986 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Vladimir Dzhanibekov |rowspan="2"|Salyut 7 — Docked in manual mode, due to the loss of power of the station on 11 February 1985. The mission was intended to restore the power on the station |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Vladimir Dzhanibekov {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Georgi Grechko |
| rowspan="2"|53
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz T-14 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz T |rowspan="2"|17 September 1985 |rowspan="2"|21 November 1985 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Vladimir Vasyutin |rowspan="2"|Salyut 7 |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Vladimir Vasyutin {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Viktor Savinykh {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Alexander Volkov |
| 54
|Soyuz T-1575px ||Soyuz T |Mir → Salyut 7 → Mir — First flight between two stations||{{Success}} |
Soyuz TM (1987–2002)
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!Mission !Spacecraft !Date of launch !Date of landing !Crew ({{math|{{sfrac|launch|landing}}}}) !Docking !Outcome |
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|Soyuz TM-1||Soyuz TM |Mir||{{Success}} |
| rowspan="2"|55
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-279px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|5 February 1987 |rowspan="2"|30 July 1987 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Yuri Romanenko |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Aleksandr Viktorenko {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Aleksandr Laveykin {{Flagicon|Syria}} Muhammed Faris |
| rowspan="2"|56
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-375px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|22 July 1987 |rowspan="2"|29 December 1987 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Alexander Viktorenko |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Yuri Romanenko {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Aleksandr Aleksandrov {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Anatoli Levchenko |
| rowspan="2"|57
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-4 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|21 December 1987 |rowspan="2"|17 June 1988 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Vladimir Titov |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Anatoly Solovyev {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Viktor Savinykh {{Flagicon|Bulgaria|1971}} Aleksandr Aleksandrov |
| rowspan="2"|58
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-575px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|7 June 1988 |rowspan="2"|7 September 1988 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Anatoly Solovyev |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Vladimir Lyakhov {{Flagicon|Afghanistan|1987}} Abdul Mohmand |
| rowspan="2"|59
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-675px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|29 August 1988 |rowspan="2"|21 December 1988 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Vladimir Lyakhov |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Vladimir Titov {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Musa Manarov {{Flagicon|France}} Jean-Loup Chrétien |
| rowspan="2"|60
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-775px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|26 November 1988 |rowspan="2"|27 April 1989 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Alexander Volkov |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Alexander Volkov {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Sergei Krikalyov {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Valeri Polyakov |
| 61
|Soyuz TM-8||Soyuz TM |Mir||{{Success}} |
| 62
|Soyuz TM-9||Soyuz TM |Mir||{{Success}} |
| rowspan="2"|63
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-10 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|1 August 1990 |rowspan="2"|10 December 1990 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Gennadi Manakov |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Gennadi Manakov {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Gennady Strekalov {{Flagicon|Japan|1870}} Toyohiro Akiyama (reporter) |
| rowspan="2"|64
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-1175px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|2 December 1990 |rowspan="2"|26 May 1991 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Viktor Afanasyev |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Viktor Afanasyev {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Musa Manarov {{Flagicon|United Kingdom}} Helen Sharman |
| rowspan="2"|65
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-1275px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|18 May 1991 |rowspan="2"|10 October 1991 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Anatoly Artsebarsky |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Anatoly Artsebarsky {{Flagicon|CCCP}} Toktar Aubakirov {{Flagicon|Austria}} Franz Viehböck |
| rowspan="2"|66
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-1375px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|2 October 1991 |rowspan="2"|25 March 1992 |{{Flagicon|CCCP}} Alexander Volkov |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia|1991}} Alexander Volkov {{Flagicon|Russia|1991}} Sergei Krikalev {{Flagicon|Germany}} Klaus-Dietrich Flade |
| rowspan="2"|67
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-1475px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|17 March 1992 |rowspan="2"|10 August 1992 |{{Flagicon|Russia|1991}} Alexander Viktorenko |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia|1991}} Alexander Viktorenko {{Flagicon|Russia|1991}} Alexander Kaleri {{Flagicon|France}} Michel Tognini |
| rowspan="2"|68
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-1575px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|27 July 1992 |rowspan="2"|1 February 1993 |{{Flagicon|Russia|1991}} Anatoly Solovyev |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia|1991}} Anatoly Solovyev {{Flagicon|Russia|1991}} Sergei Avdeyev |
| rowspan="2"|69
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-1675px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|24 January 1993 |rowspan="2"|22 July 1993 |{{Flagicon|Russia|1991}} Gennadi Manakov |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia|1991}} Gennadi Manakov {{Flagicon|Russia|1991}} Alexander Poleshchuk {{Flagicon|France}} Jean-Pierre Haigneré |
| rowspan="2"|70
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-1775px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|1 July 1993 |rowspan="2"|14 January 1994 |{{Flagicon|Russia|1991}} Vasili Tsibliyev |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Vasili Tsibliyev {{Flagicon|Russia}} Aleksandr Serebrov |
| rowspan="2"|71
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-1875px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|8 January 1994 |rowspan="2"|9 July 1994 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Viktor Afanasyev |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Viktor Afanasyev {{Flagicon|Russia}} Yury Usachov |
| rowspan="2"|72
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-1975px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|1 July 1994 |rowspan="2"|4 November 1994 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Malenchenko |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Malenchenko {{Flagicon|Russia}} Talgat Musabayev {{Flagicon|Germany}} Ulf Merbold |
| rowspan="2"|73
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-2075px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|4 October 1994 |rowspan="2"|22 March 1995 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Alexander Viktorenko |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Alexander Viktorenko {{Flagicon|Russia}} Yelena Kondakova {{Flagicon|Russia}} Valeri Polyakov |
| rowspan="2"|74
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-2175px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|14 March 1995 |rowspan="2"|1 September 1995 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Vladimir Dezhurov |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Anatoly Solovyev {{Flagicon|Russia}} Nikolai Budarin |
| 75
|Soyuz TM-2275px||Soyuz TM |Mir||{{Success}} |
| rowspan="2"|76
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-2375px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|21 February 1996 |rowspan="2"|2 September 1996 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Onufrienko |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Onufrienko {{Flagicon|Russia}} Yury Usachov {{Flagicon|France}} Claudie Haigneré |
| rowspan="2"|77
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-2475px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|17 August 1996 |rowspan="2"|2 March 1997 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Valery Korzun |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Valery Korzun {{Flagicon|Russia}} Aleksandr Kaleri {{Flagicon|Germany}} Reinhold Ewald |
| rowspan="2"|78
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-2575px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|10 February 1997 |rowspan="2"|14 August 1997 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Vasili Tsibliyev |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Vasili Tsibliyev {{Flagicon|Russia}} Aleksandr Lazutkin |
| rowspan="2"|79
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-2675px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|5 August 1997 |rowspan="2"|19 February 1998 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Anatoly Solovyev |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Anatoly Solovyev {{Flagicon|Russia}} Pavel Vinogradov {{Flagicon|France}} Léopold Eyharts |
| rowspan="2"|80
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-2775px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|29 January 1998 |rowspan="2"|25 August 1998 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Talgat Musabayev |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Talgat Musabayev {{Flagicon|Russia}} Nikolai Budarin {{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Baturin |
| rowspan="2"|81
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-2875px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|13 August 1998 |rowspan="2"|28 February 1999 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Gennady Padalka |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Gennady Padalka {{Flagicon|Slovakia}} Ivan Bella |
| rowspan="2"|82
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-2975px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|20 February 1999 |rowspan="2"|28 August 1999 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Viktor Afanasyev |rowspan="2"|Mir |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Viktor Afanasyev {{Flagicon|France}} Jean-Pierre Haigneré {{Flagicon|Russia}} Sergei Avdeyev |
| 83
|Soyuz TM-3075px||Soyuz TM |Mir||{{Success}} |
| rowspan="2"|84
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-3175px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|31 October 2000 |rowspan="2"|6 May 2001 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Gidzenko |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Talgat Musabayev {{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Baturin {{Flagicon|United States}} Dennis Tito (tourist) |
| rowspan="2"|85
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-3275px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|28 April 2001 |rowspan="2"|31 October 2001 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Talgat Musabayev |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Viktor Afanasyev {{Flagicon|France}} Claudie Haigneré {{Flagicon|Russia}} Konstantin Kozeyev |
| rowspan="2"|86
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-3375px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|21 October 2001 |rowspan="2"|5 May 2002 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Viktor Afanasyev |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Gidzenko {{Flagicon|Italy}} Roberto Vittori {{Flagicon|South Africa}}/{{Flagicon|United Kingdom}} Mark Shuttleworth (tourist) |
| rowspan="2"|87
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM-3475px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TM |rowspan="2"|25 April 2002 |rowspan="2"|10 November 2002 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Gidzenko |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Sergei Zalyotin {{Flagicon|Belgium}} Frank De Winne {{Flagicon|Russia}} Yury Lonchakov |
Soyuz TMA (2002–2012)
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| No.
!Mission !Spacecraft !Date of launch !Date of landing !Crew ({{math|{{sfrac|launch|landing}}}}) !Docking !Outcome |
|---|
| rowspan="2"|88
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-175px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA |rowspan="2"|30 October 2002 |rowspan="2"|4 May 2003 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Sergei Zalyotin |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Nikolai Budarin {{Flagicon|United States}} Kenneth Bowersox {{Flagicon|United States}} Donald Pettit |
| rowspan="2"|89
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-275px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA |rowspan="2"|26 April 2003 |rowspan="2"|28 October 2003 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Malenchenko |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Malenchenko {{Flagicon|United States}} Edward Tsang Lu {{Flagicon|Spain}} Pedro Duque |
| rowspan="2"|90
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-375px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA |rowspan="2"|18 October 2003 |rowspan="2"|30 April 2004 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Alexander Kaleri |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Alexander Kaleri {{Flagicon|United Kingdom}}/{{Flagicon|United States}} Michael Foale {{Flagicon|Netherlands}} André Kuipers |
| rowspan="2"|91
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-475px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA |rowspan="2"|19 April 2004 |rowspan="2"|24 October 2004 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Gennady Padalka |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Gennady Padalka {{Flagicon|United States}} Michael Fincke {{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Shargin |
| rowspan="2"|92
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-575px |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA |rowspan="2"|14 October 2004 |rowspan="2"|24 April 2005 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Salizhan Sharipov |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Salizhan Sharipov {{Flagicon|United States}} Leroy Chiao {{Flagicon|Italy}} Roberto Vittori |
| rowspan="2"|93
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-6 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA |rowspan="2"|15 April 2005 |rowspan="2"|15 October 2005 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Sergei Krikalev |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Sergei Krikalev {{Flagicon|United States}} John Phillips {{Flagicon|United States}} Gregory Olsen (tourist) |
| rowspan="2"|94
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-7 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA |rowspan="2"|1 October 2005 |rowspan="2"|8 April 2006 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Valery Tokarev |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Valery Tokarev {{Flagicon|United States}} William McArthur {{Flagicon|Brazil}} Marcos Pontes |
| rowspan="2"|95
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-8 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA |rowspan="2"|30 March 2006 |rowspan="2"|29 September 2006 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Pavel Vinogradov |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Pavel Vinogradov {{Flagicon|United States}} Jeffrey Williams {{Flagicon|Iran}}/{{Flagicon|United States}} Anousheh Ansari (tourist) |
| rowspan="2"|96
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-9 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA |rowspan="2"|18 September 2006 |rowspan="2"|21 April 2007 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Mikhail Tyurin |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Mikhail Tyurin {{Flagicon|United States}} Michael López-Alegría {{Flagicon|Hungary}}/{{Flagicon|United States}} Charles Simonyi (tourist) |
| rowspan="2"|97
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-10 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA |rowspan="2"|7 April 2007 |rowspan="2"|21 October 2007 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Oleg Kotov |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Oleg Kotov {{Flagicon|Russia}} Fyodor Yurchikhin {{Flagicon|Malaysia}} Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor |
| rowspan="2"|98
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-11 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA |rowspan="2"|10 October 2007 |rowspan="2"|19 April 2008 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Malenchenko |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Malenchenko {{Flagicon|United States}} Peggy Whitson {{Flagicon|South Korea}} Yi So-Yeon |
| rowspan="2"|99
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-12 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA |rowspan="2"|8 April 2008 |rowspan="2"|24 October 2008 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Sergei Volkov |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Sergei Volkov {{Flagicon|Russia}} Oleg Kononenko {{Flagicon|United Kingdom}}/{{Flagicon|United States}} Richard Garriott (tourist) |
| rowspan="2"|100
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-13 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA |rowspan="2"|12 October 2008 |rowspan="2"|8 April 2009 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Lonchakov |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Lonchakov {{Flagicon|United States}} Michael Fincke {{Flagicon|Hungary}}/{{Flagicon|United States}} Charles Simonyi |
| rowspan="2"|101
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-14 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA |rowspan="2"|26 March 2009 |rowspan="2"|11 October 2009 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Gennady Padalka |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Gennady Padalka {{Flagicon|United States}} Michael Barratt {{Flagicon|Canada}} Guy Laliberté (tourist) |
| 102
|Soyuz TMA-15 ||Soyuz TMA |ISS||{{Success}} |
| rowspan="2"|103
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-16 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA |rowspan="2"|30 September 2009 |rowspan="2"|18 March 2010 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Maksim Surayev |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Maksim Surayev {{Flagicon|United States}} Jeffrey Williams |
| 104
|Soyuz TMA-17 ||Soyuz TMA |ISS||{{Success}} |
| 105
|Soyuz TMA-18 ||Soyuz TMA |ISS||{{Success}} |
| 106
|Soyuz TMA-19 ||Soyuz TMA |ISS||{{Success}} |
| 108
|Soyuz TMA-20 ||Soyuz TMA |ISS||{{Success}} |
| 109
|Soyuz TMA-21 ||Soyuz TMA |ISS||{{Success}} |
| 111
|Soyuz TMA-22 ||Soyuz TMA |ISS||{{Success}} |
Soyuz TMA-M (2010–2016)
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| No.
!Mission !Spacecraft !Date of launch !Date of landing !Crew ({{math|{{sfrac|launch|landing}}}}) !Docking !Outcome |
|---|
| 107
||Soyuz TMA-M ||8 October 2010||16 March 2011 ||{{Flagicon|Russia}} Aleksandr Kaleri |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 110
||Soyuz TMA-M ||8 June 2011 ||22 November 2011 ||{{Flagicon|Russia}} Sergey Volkov |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 112
||Soyuz TMA-M ||21 December 2011 ||1 July 2012 ||{{Flagicon|Russia}} Oleg Kononenko |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 113
||Soyuz TMA-M ||15 May 2012 ||17 September 2012 ||{{Flagicon|Russia}} Gennady Padalka |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 114
||Soyuz TMA-M ||15 July 2012 ||19 November 2012 ||{{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Malenchenko |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 115
||Soyuz TMA-M ||23 October 2012 ||16 March 2013 ||{{Flagicon|Russia}} Oleg Novitskiy |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 116
||Soyuz TMA-M ||19 December 2012 ||14 May 2013 ||{{Flagicon|Russia}} Roman Romanenko |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 117
||Soyuz TMA-M ||29 March 2013 ||11 September 2013 ||{{Flagicon|Russia}} Pavel Vinogradov |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 118
||Soyuz TMA-M ||29 May 2013 ||11 November 2013 ||{{Flagicon|Russia}} Fyodor Yurchikhin |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 119
||Soyuz TMA-M ||26 September 2013 ||11 March 2014 ||{{Flagicon|Russia}} Oleg Kotov |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 120
||Soyuz TMA-M ||7 November 2013 ||14 May 2014 ||{{Flagicon|Russia}} Mikhail Tyurin |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 121
||Soyuz TMA-M ||26 March 2014 ||11 September 2014 ||{{Flagicon|Russia}} Aleksandr Skvortsov |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 122
||Soyuz TMA-M ||28 May 2014 ||10 November 2014 ||{{Flagicon|Russia}} Maksim Surayev |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 123
||Soyuz TMA-M ||26 September 2014 ||12 March 2015 ||{{Flagicon|Russia}} Aleksandr Samokutyayev |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 124
||Soyuz TMA-M ||24 November 2014 ||11 June 2015||{{Flagicon|Russia}} Anton Shkaplerov |ISS |{{Success}} |
| rowspan="2"|125
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-16M |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-M |rowspan="2"|27 March 2015 |rowspan="2"|12 September 2015 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Gennady Padalka |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Gennady Padalka {{Flagicon|Denmark}} Andreas Mogensen {{Flagicon|Kazakhstan}} Aidyn Aimbetov |
| 126
||Soyuz TMA-M |ISS||{{Success}} |
| rowspan="2"|127
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-18M |rowspan="2"|Soyuz TMA-M |rowspan="2"|2 September 2015 |rowspan="2"|2 March 2016 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Sergey Volkov |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Sergey Volkov {{Flagicon|Russia}} Mikhail Korniyenko {{Flagicon|United States}} Scott Kelly |
| 128
||Soyuz TMA-M ||15 December 2015 ||18 June 2016 ||{{Flagicon|Russia}} Yuri Malenchenko |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 129
||Soyuz TMA-M ||19 March 2016 ||6 September 2016 ||{{Flagicon|Russia}} Aleksey Ovchinin |ISS |{{Success}} |
Soyuz MS (2016–)
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| No.
!Mission !Spacecraft !Date of launch !Date of landing !Crew ({{math|{{sfrac|launch|landing}}}}) !Docking !Outcome |
|---|
| 130
|Soyuz MS-01||Soyuz MS |ISS||{{Success}} |
| 131
|Soyuz MS-02||Soyuz MS |ISS||{{Success}} |
| 132
|Soyuz MS-03||Soyuz MS |ISS||{{Success}} |
| 133
|Soyuz MS-04||Soyuz MS |ISS||{{Success}} |
| 134
|Soyuz MS-05||Soyuz MS |ISS||{{Success}} |
| 135
|Soyuz MS-06||Soyuz MS |ISS||{{Success}} |
| 136
|Soyuz MS-07||Soyuz MS |ISS||{{Success}} |
| 137
|Soyuz MS-08||Soyuz MS |ISS||{{Success}} |
| 138
|Soyuz MS |6 June 2018 |20 December 2018 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Sergey Prokopyev |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 139
|Soyuz MS |11 October 2018 |11 October 2018 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Aleksey Ovchinin | |{{Failure}}{{cite web|url=https://www.russianspaceweb.com/soyuz-ms-10.html|title=Soyuz MS-10 makes emergency landing after a launch failure|access-date=2022-03-06}}{{cite news|url=https://astronomy.com/news/2018/10/soyuz-rocket-failure|title=Soyuz rocket failure: What went wrong, and what happens next|date=October 11, 2018|access-date=2022-03-06}} |
| 140
|Soyuz MS |3 December 2018 |25 June 2019 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Oleg Kononenko |ISS |{{Success}} |
| rowspan="2"|141
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz MS-12 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz MS |rowspan="2"|14 March 2019 |rowspan="2"|3 October 2019 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Aleksey Ovchinin |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Aleksey Ovchinin {{Flagicon|United States}} Nick Hague {{Flagicon|United Arab Emirates}} Hazza Al Mansouri |
| rowspan="2"|142
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz MS-13 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz MS |rowspan="2"|20 July 2019 |rowspan="2"|06 February 2020 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Aleksandr Skvortsov |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Aleksandr Skvortsov {{Flagicon|Italy}} Luca Parmitano {{Flagicon|United States}} Christina Koch |
| —
|Soyuz MS |22 August 2019 |6 September 2019 |None |ISS |{{Success}} |
| rowspan="2"|143
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz MS-15 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz MS |rowspan="2"|25 September 2019 |rowspan="2"|17 April 2020 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Oleg Skripochka |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2" {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Oleg Skripochka {{Flagicon|United States}} Jessica Meir {{Flagicon|United States}} Andrew R. Morgan |
| 144
|Soyuz MS |9 April 2020 |22 October 2020 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Anatoli Ivanishin |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 145
|Soyuz MS |14 October 2020 |17 April 2021 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Sergey Ryzhikov |ISS |{{Success}} |
| rowspan="2"|146
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz MS-18 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz MS |rowspan="2"|9 April 2021 |rowspan="2"|17 October 2021 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Oleg Novitsky |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2"{{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Oleg Novitsky {{Flagicon|Russia}} Klim Shipenko {{Flagicon|Russia}} Yulia Peresild |
| rowspan="2"|147
|rowspan="2"|Soyuz MS-19 |rowspan="2"|Soyuz MS |rowspan="2"|5 October 2021 |rowspan="2"|30 March 2022 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Anton Shkaplerov |rowspan="2"|ISS |rowspan="2"{{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Anton Shkaplerov {{Flagicon|Russia}} Pyotr Dubrov {{Flagicon|United States}} Mark T. Vande Hei |
| 148
|Soyuz MS |8 December 2021 |20 December 2021 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Alexander Misurkin |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 149
|Soyuz MS |18 March 2022 |29 September 2022 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Oleg Artemyev |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 150
|Soyuz MS |21 September 2022 |28 March 2023 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Sergey Prokopyev |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 151
|Soyuz MS |24 February 2023 |27 September 2023 |{{Flagicon|Russia}} Sergey Prokopyev |ISS |{{Success}} |
| rowspan=2|152
|rowspan=2|Soyuz MS-24 |rowspan=2|Soyuz MS 11F732 #755 |rowspan=2|15 September 2023 |rowspan=2|6 April 2024 |{{flagicon|RUS}} Oleg Kononenko |rowspan=2|ISS |rowspan=2 {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Oleg Novitsky {{Flagicon|BLS}} Marina Vasilevskaya {{Flagicon|United States}} Loral O'Hara |
| rowspan=2|153
|rowspan=2|Soyuz MS-25 |rowspan=2|Soyuz MS 11F732 #756 |rowspan=2|23 March 2024 |rowspan=2|23 September 2024 |{{flagicon|RUS}} Oleg Novitsky |rowspan=2|ISS |rowspan=2 {{Success}} |
| {{Flagicon|Russia}} Oleg Kononenko {{Flagicon|RUS}} Nikolai Chub {{Flagicon|United States}} Tracy Caldwell-Dyson |
| 154
|Soyuz MS 11F732 #757 |11 September 2024 |19 April 2025 |{{flagicon|RUS}} Aleksey Ovchinin |ISS |{{Success}} |
| 155
|Soyuz MS 11F732 #758 |8 April 2025 |December 2025 (planned) |{{flagicon|RUS}} Sergey Ryzhikov |ISS |{{Operational|In orbit}} |
See also
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Notes
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References
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