List of ESA space expeditions

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This is a list of the European Space Agency's short and long duration expeditions to Mir and the International Space Station. The dates below each name indicate the period of stay aboard the station.

Contents

List

NºCrewLaunchLandingRef.
Mir
Aragatz
28 November 1988 – 21 December 1988
1
Jean-Loup Jacques Marie Chretien, French Spationaut (NASA).jpg
26.11.1988

15:49:33 UTC

(Soyuz TM-7)

21.12.1988

09:56:40 UTC

(Soyuz TM-6)

 [1] [2]
24d 18h 07m 06s
Austromir-91
4 October 1991 – 9 October 1991
202.10.1991

05:59:38 UTC

(Soyuz TM-13)

10.10.1991

04:12:28 UTC

(Soyuz TM-12)

 [3] [4]
7d 22h 12m 40s
Mir-92
19 March 1992 – 25 March 1992
3
Klaus-Dietrich Flade.jpg
17.03.1992

10:54:30 UTC

(Soyuz TM-14)

25.03.1992

08:51:02 UTC

(Soyuz TM-13)

 [5]
7d 21h 56m 32s
Antares
29 July 1992 – 9 August 1992
4
Michel Tognini.jpg
27.07.1992

06:08:42 UTC

(Soyuz TM-15)

10.08.1992

01:05:02 UTC

(Soyuz TM-14)

 [6] [7]
13d 18h 56m 20s
Altair
3 July 1993 – 22 July 1993
5
Jean-Pierre Haignere.jpg
01.07.1993

14:32:57 UTC

(Soyuz TM-17)

22.07.1993

06:41:50 UTC

(Soyuz TM-16)

 [8] [9]
20d 16h 08m 52s
Euromir 94
6 October 1994 – 4 November 1994
6
Ulf D. Merbold.jpg
03.10.1994

22:42:29 UTC

(Soyuz TM-20)

04.11.1994

11:18:25 UTC

(Soyuz TM-19)

 [10] [11]
31d 12h 35m 55s
Euromir 95
5 September 1995 – 29 February 1996
7
Thomas Reiter STS-121.jpg
03.09.1995

09:00:23 UTC

(Soyuz TM-22)

29.02.1996

10:42:08 UTC

(Soyuz TM-22)

 [11] [12]
179d 01h 41m 46s
Cassiopée
19 August 1996 – 2 September 1996
8
HaignereClaudie.jpg
17.08.1996

13:18:03 UTC

(Soyuz TM-24)

02.09.1996

07:41:40 UTC

(Soyuz TM-23)

 [13] [14]
15d 18h 23m 37s
Mir 97
12 February 1997 – 2 March 1997
9
EwaldReinhold cropped.jpg
10.02.1997

14:09:30 UTC

(Soyuz TM-25)

02.03.1997

06:44:16 UTC

(Soyuz TM-24)

 [15]
19d 16h 34m 46s
Pégase
31 January 1998 – 19 February 1998
10
LeopoldEyharts-NASA.jpg
29.01.1998

16:33:41 UTC

(Soyuz TM-27)

19.02.1998

09:09:30 UTC

(Soyuz TM-26)

 [16] [17]
20d 16h 35m 48s
Perseus
22 February 1999 – 27 August 1999
11
Jean-Pierre Haignere.jpg
20.02.1999

04:18:01 UTC

(Soyuz TM-29)

28.08.1999

00:34:20 UTC

(Soyuz TM-29)

 [18] [19]
188d 20h 16m 19s
Andromède
23 October 2001 – 31 October 2001
12
HaignereClaudie.jpg
21.10.2001

08:59:34 UTC

(Soyuz TM-33)

31.10.2001

04:59:25 UTC

(Soyuz TM-32)

 [20]
[21]
[22]
9d 19h 59m 50s
Marco Polo
27 April 2002 – 05 May 2002
13
Roberto Vittori NASA portrait.jpg
25.04.2002

06:26:35 UTC

(Soyuz TM-34)

05.05.2002

04:59:25 UTC

(Soyuz TM-33)

 [23]

[24]

[22]

9d 21h 25m 05s
Odissea
1 November 2002 – 9 November 2002
14
Frank De Winne 2009.jpg
30.10.2002

03:11:10 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-1)

10.11.2002

00:04:20 UTC

(Soyuz TM-34)

 [25]

[26]

[22]

10d 20h 53m 09s
Cervantes
20 October 2003 – 27 October 2003
15
Pedro Duque.jpg
18.10.2003

05:38:03 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-3)

28.10.2003

02:40:20 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-2)

 [27]

[28]

[29]

9d 21h 02m 17s
Delta
21 April 2004 – 29 April 2004
16
Kuipers lowres crop.jpg
19.04.2004

03:19:00 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-4)

30.04.2004

00:11:15 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-3)

 [30]

[31]

[29]

10d 20h 52m 15s
Eneide
17 April 2005 – 24 April 2005
17
Roberto Vittori.jpg
15.04.2005

00:46:25 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-6)

26.04.2005

22:08:27 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-5)

 [32]

[33]

[29]

9d 21h 22m 02s
Astrolab
6 July 2006 – 19 December 2006
18
Reiter STS-121.jpg
04.07.2006

18:37:54 UTC

(STS-121)

22.12.2006

22:31:58 UTC

(STS-116)

 [34]

[35]

[29]

171d 03h 54m 03s
Celsius
11 December 2006 – 19 December 2006
19
Christer Fuglesang.jpg
10.12.2006

01:47:35 UTC

(STS-116)

22.12.2006

22:31:58 UTC

(STS-116)

 [36]

[37]

[29]

12d 20h 44m 23s
Esperia
25 October 2007 – 5 November 2007
20
Paolo nespoli v3.jpg
23.10.2007

15:38:18 UTC

(STS-120)

07.11.2007

18:01:16 UTC

(STS-120)

 [38]

[39]

[29]

15d 02h 22m 57s
OasISS
29 May 2009 – 1 December 2009
21
Frank De Winne 2009.jpg
27.05.2009

18:34:53 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-15)

01.12.2009

07:16:30 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-15)

 [40]

[41]

[29]

187d 20h 41m 38s
Alissé
31 August 2009 – 8 September 2009
22
Christer Fuglesang.jpg
29.08.2009

03:59:36 UTC

(STS-128)

12.09.2009

00:53:20 UTC

(STS-128)

 [42]

[43]

[29]

13d 20h 53m 43s
MagISStra
17 December 2010 – 23 May 2011
23
Paolo A. Nespoli 2016.jpg
15.12.2010

19:09:24 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-20)

24.05.2011

02:26:40 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-20)

 [44]

[45]

[46]

159d 07h 17m 15s
DAMA
18 May 2011 – 30 May 2011
24
Roberto Vittori NASA portrait.jpg
16.05.2011

12:56:27 UTC

(STS-134)

01.06.2011

06:34:50 UTC

(STS-134)

 [47]

[48]

[46]

15d 17h 38m 22s
PromISSe
23 December 2011 – 1 July 2012
25
Andre Kuipers 2011.jpg
21.12.2011

13:16:14 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-03M)

01.07.2012

08:14:41 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-03M)

 [49]

[50]

[46]

192d 18h 58m 28s
Volare
29 May 2013 – 10 November 2013
26
Luca Parmitano EMU.jpg
28.05.2013

20:31:24 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-09M)

11.11.2013

02:49:00 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-09M)

 [51]

[52]

[53]

166d 06h 17m 36s
Blue Dot
29 May 2014 – 10 November 2014
27
Alexander Gerst, official portrait cropped.jpg
28.05.2014

19:57:40 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-13M)

10.11.2014

00:31:29 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-13M)

 [51] [54]
165d 08h 01m 09s
Futura
24 November 2014 – 11 June 2015
28
ISS-42 Samantha Cristoforetti prepares to eat a snack in the Unity node.jpg
23.11.2014

21:01:13 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-15M)

11.06.2015

13:43:56 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-15M)

 [55] [56]
199d 16h 42m 43s
Iriss
4 September 2015 – 11 September 2015
29
Andreas Mogensen 2010.jpg
02.09.2015

04:37:43 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-18M)

12.09.2015

00:51:30 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-16M)

 [57] [58]
9d 20h 13m 47s
Principia
15 December 2015 – 18 June 2016
30
Peaketim.jpg
15.12.2015

11:03:09 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-19M)

18.06.2016

09:15:06 UTC

(Soyuz TMA-19M)

 [57] [58]
185d 22h 11m 57s
Proxima
19 November 2016 – 2 June 2017
31
Thomas Pesquet 2016 press conference.jpg
17.11.2016

20:20:13 UTC

(Soyuz MS-03)

02.06.2017

14:10:30 UTC

(Soyuz MS-03)

 [59] [60]
196d 17h 50m 18s
Vita
28 July 2017 – 14 December 2017
32
Paolo A. Nespoli 2016.jpg
28.07.2017

15:41:12 UTC

(Soyuz MS-05)

14.12.2017

08:37:47 UTC

(Soyuz MS-05)

 [61] [62]
138d 16h 56m 35s
Horizons
8 June 2018 – 20 December 2018
33
Expedition 57 Soyuz MS-09 Landing (NHQ201812200005).jpg
06.06.2018

11:12:39 UTC

(Soyuz MS-09)

20.12.2018

05:02:48 UTC

(Soyuz MS-09)

 [63] [64]
196d 17h 50m 09s
Beyond
20 July 2019 – 6 February 2020
34
Luca Parmitano EMU.jpg
20.07.2019

16:28:20 UTC

(Soyuz MS-13)

06.02.2020

09:12:21 UTC

(Soyuz MS-13)

 [65]
[66]
[46]
200d 16h 44m 01s
Alpha
24 April 2021 – 8 November 2021
35
Thomas Pesquet, official portrait (2).jpg
23.04.2021

09:49:02 UTC

(SpaceX Crew-2)

09.11.2021

03:33:15 UTC

(SpaceX Crew-2)

 [67] [68]
199d 17h 44m 13s
Cosmic Kiss
11 November 2021 – 5 May 2022
36
SpaceX Crew-3 Mission Specialist Matthias Maurer (cropped).jpg
11.11.2021

02:03:30 UTC

(SpaceX Crew-3)

06.05.2022

04:43:23 UTC

(SpaceX Crew-3)

 [69] [70]
176d 02h 39m 53s
Minerva
27 April 2022 – 14 October 2022
37
Samantha Cristoforetti Official NASA Portrait in 2022 (cropped).jpg
27.04.2022

07:52:55 UTC

(SpaceX Crew-4)

14.10.2022

20:55:27 UTC

(SpaceX Crew-4)

 [71] [72]
170d 13h 02m 32s
Huginn
26 August 2023 – 12 March 2024
38
Andreas Mogensen official portrait.jpg
26.08.2023

07:27:27 UTC

(SpaceX Crew-7)

12.03.2024

09:47 UTC

(SpaceX Crew-7)

 [73]
199d 02h 19m 33s

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