Ben E - 21/12/2005 7:27 PMIs this going to be typical - flying two expedition crew members by Soyuz and then adding the third by Shuttle?
Ben E - 21/12/2005 7:27 PMAre we going to see no more pre-107-style missions with a four-person Shuttle crew plus an entire expedition crew?
anik - 21/12/2005 2:47 PMYeah!… Only one Expedition crewmember (American) will be launched on Shuttle in future…
ras391 - 29/12/2005 7:57 PMThey will be at three when ESA astronaut Reiter arrives on the ISS via the next shuttle, 121.
STS Tony - 30/12/2005 3:45 AMThere will never be another Russian flying on a Shuttle flight?
STS Tony - 30/12/2005 3:45 AMBecause of Columbia?
STS Tony - 30/12/2005 5:10 AMIf this stays the same and there's a problem that sees another delay with the Shuttle, could Russia send up another Soyuz in-between regular Soyuz flights to bring him home?
Martin FL - 2/1/2006 4:17 PMis there a capability to process and launch THREE Soyuz in close succession?
Ben E - 2/1/2006 8:49 PMIf the Shuttle-launched American will be reliant upon the Soyuz for 99% of his/her expedition anyway, why not just make it 100% and launch/land on it too?