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SpaceX Crew-1

SpaceX Crew-1 was NASA's first operational Commercial Crew rotation mission to the International Space Station. Michael Hopkins commanded the flight, Victor Glover served as pilot, and Shannon Walker and JAXA astronaut Soichi Noguchi flew as mission specialists. The crew launched from Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A on November 15, 2020 aboard Crew Dragon Resilience, docked with the station the next day, and joined the Expedition 64 and 65 crews for a long-duration research mission. Crew-1 returned on May 2, 2021, splashing down in the Gulf of Mexico off Panama City, Florida after 168 days in orbit.

SpaceX Crew-1
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SpaceX Crew-1
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SpaceX Crew-1 was NASA's first operational Commercial Crew rotation mission to the International Space Station. Michael Hopkins commanded the flight, Victor Glover served as pilot, and Shannon Walker and JAXA astronaut Soichi Noguchi flew as mission specialists. The crew launched from Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A on November 15, 2020 aboard Crew Dragon Resilience, docked with the station the next day, and joined the Expedition 64 and 65 crews for a long-duration research mission. Crew-1 returned on May 2, 2021, splashing down in the Gulf of Mexico off Panama City, Florida after 168 days in orbit.
End Date
2021-05-02
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Outcome
Successful first operational NASA Commercial Crew rotation. Crew Dragon Resilience carried four astronauts to Expeditions 64-65, helped establish a seven-person ISS crew, and returned them safely after 168 days by splashdown off Panama City, Florida.
Program
Commercial Crew Program
Start Date
2020-11-15
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April 26, 2026 at 16:07:05 UTC
Updated Time
July 19, 2026 at 12:58:53 UTC

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