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List of Space Shuttle missions

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List of Space Shuttle missions

The Space Shuttle was a partially reusable low Earth orbital spacecraft system operated by NASA (the National Aeronautics and Space Administration). Its official program name was Space Transportation System (STS), taken from a 1969 plan for a system of reusable spacecraft of which it was the only item funded for development. Operational missions launched numerous satellites, conducted science experiments in orbit, and participated in construction and servicing of the International Space Station (ISS). The first of four orbital test flights occurred in 1981, leading to operational flights beginning in 1982. From 1981 to 2011 a total of 135 missions were flown, all launched from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. During that time period the fleet logged 1,322 days, 19 hours, 21 minutes and 23 seconds of flight time. The longest orbital flight of the Shuttle was STS-80 at 17 days 15 hours, while the shortest flight was STS-51-L at one minute 13 seconds when the Space Shuttle Challenger broke apart during launch. The cold morning shrank an O-Ring on the right Solid Rocket Booster causing the external fuel tank to explode. The shuttles docked with Russian space station Mir nine times and visited the ISS thirty-seven times. The highest altitude (apogee) achieved by the shuttle was 386 mi (621 km) when deploying the Hubble Space Telescope. The program flew a total of 355 people representing 16 countries, and with 852 total shuttle fliers. The Kennedy Space Center served as the landing site for 78 missions, while 54 missions landed at Edwards Air Force Base in California and one mission landed at White Sands, New Mexico. The first orbiter built, Enterprise, was used for atmospheric flight tests (ALT) but future plans to upgrade it to orbital capability were ultimately canceled. Four fully operational orbiters were initially built: Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, and Atlantis. Challenger and Columbia were destroyed in mission accidents in 1986 and 2003 respectively, killing a total of fourteen astronauts. A fifth operational orbiter, Endeavour, was built in 1991 to replace Challenger. The Space Shuttle was retired from service upon the conclusion of STS-135 by Atlantis on 21 July 2011.

Tables

· Shuttle flights › Atmospheric flight tests
1
1
Order
1
Launch date
12 August 1977
Mission
ALT-12
Shuttle
Enterprise
Crew
2
Duration
00 h 05 m
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
First free flight First non-captive flight of Enterprise First landing at Edwards Air Force Base
2
2
Order
2
Launch date
13 September 1977
Mission
ALT-13
Shuttle
Enterprise
Crew
2
Duration
00 h 05 m
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Second free flight
3
3
Order
3
Launch date
23 September 1977
Mission
ALT-14
Shuttle
Enterprise
Crew
2
Duration
00 h 05 m
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Third free flight
4
4
Order
4
Launch date
12 October 1977
Mission
ALT-15
Shuttle
Enterprise
Crew
2
Duration
00 h 02 m
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Fourth free flight First flight without tailcone (operational configuration)
5
5
Order
5
Launch date
26 October 1977
Mission
ALT-16
Shuttle
Enterprise
Crew
2
Duration
00 h 02 m
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Final free flight Final non-captive flight of Enterprise First landing on runway rather than lakebed
Order
Launch date
Mission
Shuttle
Crew
Duration
Landing site
Notes
Refs.
1
12 August 1977
ALT-12
Enterprise
2
00 h 05 m
Edwards
First free flight First non-captive flight of Enterprise First landing at Edwards Air Force Base
2
13 September 1977
ALT-13
Enterprise
2
00 h 05 m
Edwards
Second free flight
3
23 September 1977
ALT-14
Enterprise
2
00 h 05 m
Edwards
Third free flight
4
12 October 1977
ALT-15
Enterprise
2
00 h 02 m
Edwards
Fourth free flight First flight without tailcone (operational configuration)
5
26 October 1977
ALT-16
Enterprise
2
00 h 02 m
Edwards
Final free flight Final non-captive flight of Enterprise First landing on runway rather than lakebed
· Shuttle flights › Launches and orbital flights
1
1
Order
1
Launch date
12 April 1981 12:00:04 UTC 07:00:04 EST
Mission
STS-1
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
2
Duration
02d 06h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
First orbital flight test First reusable orbital spacecraft flight Maiden flight of Columbia Maiden flight of the Space Shuttle program
2
2
Order
2
Launch date
12 November 1981 15:10:00 UTC 10:10:00 EST
Mission
STS-2
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
2
Duration
02d 06h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Second orbital flight test First reuse of a crewed orbital space vehicle First test of Canadarm robot arm Truncated due to fuel cell problem Shortest orbital mission flown
3
3
Order
3
Launch date
22 March 1982 16:00:00 UTC 11:00:00 EST
Mission
STS-3
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
2
Duration
08d 00h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
White Sands
Notes
Third orbital test Only landing at White Sands, New Mexico
4
4
Order
4
Launch date
27 June 1982 15:00:00 UTC 11:00:00 EDT
Mission
STS-4
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
2
Duration
07d 01h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Fourth and final orbital flight test First Department of Defense (DoD) payload
5
5
Order
5
Launch date
11 November 1982 12:19:00 UTC 07:19:00 EST
Mission
STS-5
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
4
Duration
05d 02h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
First "operational" flight Multiple comsat deployments First Extravehicular activity of program canceled due to suit problems
6
6
Order
6
Launch date
4 April 1983 18:30:00 UTC 13:30:00 EST
Mission
STS-6
Shuttle
Challenger
Crew
4
Duration
05d 00h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Tracking and data relay satellite (TDRS-A) deployment Maiden flight of Challenger First Space Shuttle Extravehicular activity
7
7
Order
7
Launch date
18 June 1983 11:33:00 UTC 07:33:00 EDT
Mission
STS-7
Shuttle
Challenger
Crew
5
Duration
06d 02h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
First American woman in space, Sally Ride Multiple comsat deployments First deployment and retrieval of a Shuttle pallet satellite
8
8
Order
8
Launch date
30 August 1983 06:32:00 UTC 02:32:00 EDT
Mission
STS-8
Shuttle
Challenger
Crew
5
Duration
06d 01h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Comsat deployment First flight of an African American in space, Guion Bluford Test of robot arm on heavy payloads with Payload Flight Test Article First night launch First night landing
9
9
Order
9
Launch date
28 November 1983 16:00:00 UTC 11:00:00 EST
Mission
STS-9
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
6
Duration
10d 07h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
First Spacelab mission First European Space Agency Astronaut on a shuttle mission and first West German in space Ulf Merbold
10
10
Order
10
Launch date
3 February 1984 13:00:00 UTC 08:00:00 EST
Mission
STS-41-B
Shuttle
Challenger
Crew
5
Duration
07d 23h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Deployed two Comsats First untethered spacewalk by Bruce McCandless II with Manned Maneuvering Unit First landing at Shuttle Landing Facility at Kennedy Dry run of equipment for Solar Maximum Mission rescue
11
11
Order
11
Launch date
6 April 1984 13:58:00 UTC 08:58:00 EST
Mission
STS-41-C
Shuttle
Challenger
Crew
5
Duration
06d 23h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Solar Maximum Mission servicing First satellite rescue by astronauts Long Duration Exposure Facility deployment
12
12
Order
12
Launch date
30 August 1984 12:41:50 UTC 08:41:50 EDT
Mission
STS-41-D
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
6
Duration
06d 00h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Multiple comsat deployments Maiden flight of Discovery First Jewish American in space, Judith Resnik Test of OAST-1 Solar Array
13
13
Order
13
Launch date
5 October 1984 11:03:00 UTC 07:03:00 EDT
Mission
STS-41-G
Shuttle
Challenger
Crew
7
Duration
08d 05h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Earth Radiation Budget Satellite deployment First flight of two women in space, Sally Ride and Kathryn Sullivan First woman in space twice, Ride First spacewalk by American woman, Sullivan First Canadian in space, Marc Garneau First spaceflight of Australian origin and first Oceanian in space, Paul Scully-Power
14
14
Order
14
Launch date
8 November 1984 12:15:00 UTC 07:15:00 EST
Mission
STS-51-A
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
5
Duration
07d 23h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Multiple comsat deployments First mother in space, Anna Lee Fisher Retrieval of two other comsats (Palapa B2 and Westar VI), which were subsequently refurbished on Earth and reflown
15
15
Order
15
Launch date
24 January 1985 19:50:00 UTC 14:50:00 EST
Mission
STS-51-C
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
5
Duration
03d 01h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
First classified Department of Defense (DoD) mission Magnum satellite deployment First flight of an Asian American in space, Ellison Onizuka
16
16
Order
16
Launch date
12 April 1985 13:59:05 UTC 08:59:05 EST
Mission
STS-51-D
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
7
Duration
06d 23h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Multiple comsat deployments First flight of a sitting politician in space, Jake Garn First impromptu Extravehicular activity of program to fix Syncom F3 (Leasat 3)
17
17
Order
17
Launch date
29 April 1985 16:02:18 UTC 12:02:18 EDT
Mission
STS-51-B
Shuttle
Challenger
Crew
7
Duration
07d 00h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
First mission with Spacelab module in a fully operational configuration Conducted experiments in microgravity First African-American Space Shuttle pilot, Frederick D. Gregory
18
18
Order
18
Launch date
17 June 1985 11:33:00 UTC 07:33:00 EDT
Mission
STS-51-G
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
7
Duration
07d 01h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Multiple comsat deployments First French in space, Patrick Baudry Flight of first member of royalty, Saudi, Muslim, and Arab in space, Sultan bin Salman Al Saud
19
19
Order
19
Launch date
29 July 1985 22:00:00 UTC 18:00:00 EDT
Mission
STS-51-F
Shuttle
Challenger
Crew
7
Duration
07d 22h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Spacelab mission Abort to Orbit. Faulty temperature sensor incorrectly indicated that fuel turbine discharge temperature exceeded the limit. Therefore, one main engine was shut down at T+345 s, resulting in a much lower orbit than planned. All mission objectives achieved
20
20
Order
20
Launch date
27 August 1985 10:58:01 UTC 06:58:01 EDT
Mission
STS-51-I
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
5
Duration
07d 02h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Multiple comsat deployments Rescue of Syncom F3 (Leasat-3)
21
21
Order
21
Launch date
3 October 1985 15:15:30 UTC 11:15:30 EDT
Mission
STS-51-J
Shuttle
Atlantis
Crew
5
Duration
04d 01h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Second classified DoD mission Defense Satellite Communications System satellite deployment Maiden flight of Atlantis
22
22
Order
22
Launch date
30 October 1985 17:00:00 UTC 12:00:00 EST
Mission
STS-61-A
Shuttle
Challenger
Crew
8
Duration
07d 00h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Largest crew on a spaceflight Third flight of Spacelab Spacelab-D1 microgravity experiments Mission funded by Germany Last successful mission of Challenger First Dutchman in space, Wubbo Ockels
23
23
Order
23
Launch date
26 November 1985 24:29:00 UTC 19:29:00 EST
Mission
STS-61-B
Shuttle
Atlantis
Crew
7
Duration
06d 21h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Multiple comsat deployment EASE/ACCESS experiment First Mexican and Hispanic or Latino in space, Rodolfo Neri Vela
24
24
Order
24
Launch date
12 January 1986 11:55:00 UTC 06:55:00 EST
Mission
STS-61-C
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
7
Duration
06d 02h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Comsat deployment Flight of US Representative Bill Nelson Second African-American Space Shuttle pilot, Charles Bolden Last successful mission before STS-51-L
25
25
Order
25
Launch date
28 January 1986 16:38:00 UTC 11:38:00 EST
Mission
STS-51-L
Shuttle
Challenger
Crew
7
Duration
01m 13s
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Did not land
Notes
Planned tracking and data relay satellite (TDRS-B) and Spartan Halley deployment First Space Shuttle launch from LC-39B First private citizen astronaut, Christa McAuliffe (part of Teacher in Space Project) First fatal Space Shuttle mission First first-time astronauts to die during mission besides McAuliffe, Michael J. Smith and Gregory Jarvis
26
26
Order
26
Launch date
29 September 1988 15:37:00 UTC 11:37:00 EDT
Mission
STS-26
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
5
Duration
04d 01h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Second total and first successful launch from LC-39B Tracking and data relay satellite (TDRS-C) deployment First post-Challenger flight First Space Shuttle mission with an all-veteran crew
27
27
Order
27
Launch date
2 December 1988 14:30:34 UTC 09:30:34 EST
Mission
STS-27
Shuttle
Atlantis
Crew
5
Duration
04d 09h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Third classified DoD mission First post-Challenger flight to have first-time astronauts, Guy S. Gardner and William M. Shepherd Lacrosse 1 deployment Heavy damage to the thermal protection system resulted in extreme heat damage to the right wing
28
28
Order
28
Launch date
13 March 1989 14:57:00 UTC 09:57:00 EST
Mission
STS-29
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
5
Duration
04d 23h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Tracking and data relay satellite (TDRS-D) deployment IMAX camera Space Station Heat Pipe Advanced Radiator Element I space station radiator experiment
29
29
Order
29
Launch date
4 May 1989 18:46:59 UTC 14:46:59 EDT
Mission
STS-30
Shuttle
Atlantis
Crew
5
Duration
04d 00h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Magellan Venus probe deployment First post-Challenger flight to carry a female astronaut
30
30
Order
30
Launch date
8 August 1989 12:37:00 UTC 08:37:00 EDT
Mission
STS-28
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
5
Duration
05d 01h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Fourth classified DoD mission Satellite Data System deployment
31
31
Order
31
Launch date
18 October 1989 16:53:40 UTC 12:53:40 EDT
Mission
STS-34
Shuttle
Atlantis
Crew
5
Duration
04d 23h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Galileo Jupiter probe deployment First post-Challenger flight to have a first-time woman astronaut, Ellen S. Baker First time since the Challenger disaster with two women astronauts, Baker and Shannon Lucid IMAX camera
32
32
Order
32
Launch date
22 November 1989 24:23:30 UTC 19:23:30 EST
Mission
STS-33
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
5
Duration
05d 00h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Fifth classified DoD mission Deployment of Magnum First African-American Space Shuttle commander, Frederick D. Gregory
33
33
Order
33
Launch date
9 January 1990 12:35:00 UTC 07:35:00 EST
Mission
STS-32
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
5
Duration
10d 21h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Syncom IV-F5 satellite deployment Long Duration Exposure Facility retrieval IMAX camera
34
34
Order
34
Launch date
28 February 1990 07:50:22 UTC 02:50:22 EST
Mission
STS-36
Shuttle
Atlantis
Crew
5
Duration
04d 10h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Sixth classified DoD mission Misty reconnaissance satellite deployment
35
35
Order
35
Launch date
24 April 1990 12:33:51 UTC 08:33:51 EDT
Mission
STS-31
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
5
Duration
05d 01h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Hubble Space Telescope (HST) deployment
36
36
Order
36
Launch date
6 October 1990 11:47:15 UTC 07:47:15 EDT
Mission
STS-41
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
5
Duration
04d 02h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Ulysses/Inertial Upper Stage solar probe deployment
37
37
Order
37
Launch date
15 November 1990 23:48:15 UTC 18:48:15 EST
Mission
STS-38
Shuttle
Atlantis
Crew
5
Duration
04d 21h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Seventh classified DoD mission Likely SDS2-2 deployed
38
38
Order
38
Launch date
2 December 1990 06:49:01 UTC 01:49:01 EST
Mission
STS-35
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
7
Duration
08d 23h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Use of ASTRO-1 observatory First post-Challenger mission to have a crew of 7 First time since the Challenger disaster to have two payload specialists, Samuel T. Durrance and Ronald A. Parise
39
39
Order
39
Launch date
5 April 1991 14:22:45 UTC 09:22:45 EST
Mission
STS-37
Shuttle
Atlantis
Crew
5
Duration
05d 23h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Compton Gamma Ray Observatory deployment and EVA repair
40
40
Order
40
Launch date
28 April 1991 11:33:14 UTC 07:33:14 EDT
Mission
STS-39
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
7
Duration
08d 07h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
First unclassified DoD mission (eighth DoD mission overall) Military science experiments
41
41
Order
41
Launch date
5 June 1991 13:24:51 UTC 09:24:51 EDT
Mission
STS-40
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
7
Duration
09d 02h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Spacelab mission First space mission with three women
42
42
Order
42
Launch date
2 August 1991 15:02:00 UTC 11:02:00 EDT
Mission
STS-43
Shuttle
Atlantis
Crew
5
Duration
08d 21h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Tracking and data relay satellite (TDRS-E) deployment First woman in space thrice, Shannon Lucid
43
43
Order
43
Launch date
12 September 1991 23:11:04 UTC 19:11:04 EDT
Mission
STS-48
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
5
Duration
05d 08h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite deployment
44
44
Order
44
Launch date
24 November 1991 23:44:00 UTC 18:44:00 EST
Mission
STS-44
Shuttle
Atlantis
Crew
6
Duration
06d 22h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Second unclassified DoD mission (ninth DoD mission overall) DSP satellite deployment
45
45
Order
45
Launch date
22 January 1992 14:52:33 UTC 09:52:33 EST
Mission
STS-42
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
7
Duration
08d 01h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Spacelab mission First Canadian woman in space, Roberta Bondar
46
46
Order
46
Launch date
24 March 1992 13:13:40 UTC 08:13:40 EST
Mission
STS-45
Shuttle
Atlantis
Crew
7
Duration
08d 22h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
ATLAS-1 science platform Second African-American Space Shuttle commander, Charles Bolden First spaceflight of British and English origin, Michael Foale First Belgian in space, Dirk Frimout
47
47
Order
47
Launch date
7 May 1992 23:40:00 UTC 19:40:00 EDT
Mission
STS-49
Shuttle
Endeavour
Crew
7
Duration
08d 21h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Intelsat VI hand-retrieval and repair Maiden flight of Endeavour First three-person Extravehicular activity Assembly of Station by EVA Methods (ASEM) space station truss experiment EVA Record four EVAs total for mission First landing with a drag chute
48
48
Order
48
Launch date
25 June 1992 16:12:23 UTC 12:12:23 EDT
Mission
STS-50
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
7
Duration
13d 19h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Spacelab mission
49
49
Order
49
Launch date
31 July 1992 13:56:48 UTC 09:56:48 EDT
Mission
STS-46
Shuttle
Atlantis
Crew
7
Duration
07d 23h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Deployment of EURECA Deployment of National Aeronautics and Space Administration/Italian Space Agency Tethered Satellite System (TSS) First Italian in space, Franco Malerba First Swiss in space, Claude Nicollier
50
50
Order
50
Launch date
12 September 1992 14:23:00 UTC 10:23:00 EDT
Mission
STS-47
Shuttle
Endeavour
Crew
7
Duration
07d 22h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Spacelab-J First flight of an African-American woman in space, Mae Jemison First and only flight of a married couple in space, Mark C. Lee and Jan Davis First Japanese in space, Mamoru Mohri Japan funded mission
51
51
Order
51
Launch date
22 October 1992 17:09:39 UTC 13:09:39 EDT
Mission
STS-52
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
6
Duration
09d 20h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
LAGEOS II deployment Microgravity experiments
52
52
Order
52
Launch date
2 December 1992 13:24:00 UTC 08:24:00 EST
Mission
STS-53
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
5
Duration
07d 07h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Partially classified 10th and final DoD mission Likely deployment of SDS2 satellite
53
53
Order
53
Launch date
13 January 1993 13:59:30 UTC 08:59:30 EST
Mission
STS-54
Shuttle
Endeavour
Crew
5
Duration
05d 23h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Tracking and data relay satellite (TDRS-F) deployment
54
54
Order
54
Launch date
8 April 1993 05:29:00 UTC 01:29:00 EDT
Mission
STS-56
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
5
Duration
09d 06h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
ATLAS-2 science platform
55
55
Order
55
Launch date
26 April 1993 14:50:00 UTC 10:50:00 EDT
Mission
STS-55
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
7
Duration
09d 23h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Spacelab-D2 Mission funded by Germany
56
56
Order
56
Launch date
21 June 1993 13:07:22 UTC 09:07:22 EDT
Mission
STS-57
Shuttle
Endeavour
Crew
6
Duration
09d 23h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Scientific Experiments aboard the SPACEHAB module Retrieval of EURECA
57
57
Order
57
Launch date
12 September 1993 11:45:00 UTC 07:45:00 EDT
Mission
STS-51
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
5
Duration
09d 20h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
ACTS satellite deployed Orbiting Retrievable Far and Extreme Ultraviolet Spectrometer with IMAX camera deployed First night landing at Kennedy Space Center
58
58
Order
58
Launch date
18 October 1993 14:53:10 UTC 10:53:10 EDT
Mission
STS-58
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
7
Duration
14d 00h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Spacelab mission First woman in space on a fourth time, Shannon Lucid
59
59
Order
59
Launch date
2 December 1993 09:27:00 UTC 04:27:00 EST
Mission
STS-61
Shuttle
Endeavour
Crew
7
Duration
10d 19h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
First Hubble Space Telescope servicing mission
60
60
Order
60
Launch date
3 February 1994 12:10:00 UTC 07:10:00 EST
Mission
STS-60
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
6
Duration
07d 06h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
SPACEHAB Wake Shield Facility First Russian cosmonaut to fly on the Space Shuttle, Sergei Krikalev
61
61
Order
61
Launch date
4 March 1994 13:53:00 UTC 08:53:00 EST
Mission
STS-62
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
5
Duration
13d 23h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Microgravity experiments
62
62
Order
62
Launch date
9 April 1994 11:05:00 UTC 07:05:00 EDT
Mission
STS-59
Shuttle
Endeavour
Crew
6
Duration
11d 05h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Experiments aboard Shuttle Radar Laboratory-1
63
63
Order
63
Launch date
8 July 1994 04:43:00 UTC 00:43:00 EDT
Mission
STS-65
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
7
Duration
14d 17h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Spacelab mission First Japanese woman in space, Chiaki Mukai
64
64
Order
64
Launch date
9 September 1994 22:22:05 UTC 18:22:05 EDT
Mission
STS-64
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
6
Duration
10d 22h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Multiple science experiments SPARTAN
65
65
Order
65
Launch date
30 September 1994 11:16:00 UTC 07:16:00 EDT
Mission
STS-68
Shuttle
Endeavour
Crew
6
Duration
11d 05h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Experiments aboard Space Radar Laboratory-2
66
66
Order
66
Launch date
3 November 1994 16:59:43 UTC 11:59:43 EST
Mission
STS-66
Shuttle
Atlantis
Crew
6
Duration
10d 22h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
ATLAS-3 science platform
67
67
Order
67
Launch date
3 February 1995 05:22:04 UTC 00:22:04 EST
Mission
STS-63
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
6
Duration
08d 06h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Mir rendezvous SPACEHAB IMAX camera First female Space Shuttle pilot, Eileen Collins
68
68
Order
68
Launch date
2 March 1995 06:38:13 UTC 01:38:13 EST
Mission
STS-67
Shuttle
Endeavour
Crew
7
Duration
16d 15h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
ASTRO-2 Deployment
69
69
Order
69
Launch date
27 June 1995 19:32:19 UTC 15:32:19 EDT
Mission
STS-71
Shuttle
Atlantis
Crew
7/8
Duration
09d 19h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
First Shuttle-Mir docking
70
70
Order
70
Launch date
13 July 1995 13:41:55 UTC 09:41:55 EDT
Mission
STS-70
Shuttle
Discovery
Crew
5
Duration
08d 22h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Tracking and data relay satellite (TDRS-G) deployment
71
71
Order
71
Launch date
7 September 1995 15:09:00 UTC 11:09:00 EDT
Mission
STS-69
Shuttle
Endeavour
Crew
5
Duration
10d 20h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Wake Shield Facility SPARTAN
72
72
Order
72
Launch date
20 October 1995 13:53:00 UTC 09:53:00 EDT
Mission
STS-73
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
7
Duration
15d 21h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Spacelab mission
73
73
Order
73
Launch date
12 November 1995 12:30:43 UTC 07:30:43 EST
Mission
STS-74
Shuttle
Atlantis
Crew
5
Duration
08d 04h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Second Shuttle-Mir docking Delivered docking module Delivered IMAX cargo bay camera
74
74
Order
74
Launch date
11 January 1996 09:41:00 UTC 04:41:00 EST
Mission
STS-72
Shuttle
Endeavour
Crew
6
Duration
08d 22h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Retrieved Japan's Space Flyer Unit 2 Extravehicular activities
75
75
Order
75
Launch date
22 February 1996 20:18:00 UTC 15:18:00 EST
Mission
STS-75
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
7
Duration
15d 17h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Tethered satellite reflight, lost due to broken tether
76
76
Order
76
Launch date
22 March 1996 08:13:04 UTC 03:13:04 EST
Mission
STS-76
Shuttle
Atlantis
Crew
6/5
Duration
09d 05h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Edwards
Notes
Shuttle-Mir docking First woman in space on a fifth time, Shannon Lucid (during launch)
77
77
Order
77
Launch date
19 May 1996 10:30:00 UTC 06:30:00 EDT
Mission
STS-77
Shuttle
Endeavour
Crew
6
Duration
10d 00h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
SPACEHAB SPARTAN
78
78
Order
78
Launch date
20 June 1996 14:49:00 UTC 10:49:00 EDT
Mission
STS-78
Shuttle
Columbia
Crew
7
Duration
16d 21h
Launch pad
LC-39B
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Spacelab mission
79
79
Order
79
Launch date
16 September 1996 08:54:49 UTC 04:54:49 EDT
Mission
STS-79
Shuttle
Atlantis
Crew
6/6
Duration
10d 03h
Launch pad
LC-39A
Landing site
Kennedy SLF
Notes
Shuttle-Mir docking First woman in space on a fifth time, Shannon Lucid (during landing)
Order
Launch date
Mission
Shuttle
Crew
Duration
Launch pad
Landing site
Notes
Refs.
1
12 April 1981 12:00:04 UTC 07:00:04 EST
STS-1
Columbia
2
02d 06h
LC-39A
Edwards
First orbital flight test First reusable orbital spacecraft flight Maiden flight of Columbia Maiden flight of the Space Shuttle program
2
12 November 1981 15:10:00 UTC 10:10:00 EST
STS-2
Columbia
2
02d 06h
LC-39A
Edwards
Second orbital flight test First reuse of a crewed orbital space vehicle First test of Canadarm robot arm Truncated due to fuel cell problem Shortest orbital mission flown
3
22 March 1982 16:00:00 UTC 11:00:00 EST
STS-3
Columbia
2
08d 00h
LC-39A
White Sands
Third orbital test Only landing at White Sands, New Mexico
4
27 June 1982 15:00:00 UTC 11:00:00 EDT
STS-4
Columbia
2
07d 01h
LC-39A
Edwards
Fourth and final orbital flight test First Department of Defense (DoD) payload
5
11 November 1982 12:19:00 UTC 07:19:00 EST
STS-5
Columbia
4
05d 02h
LC-39A
Edwards
First "operational" flight Multiple comsat deployments First Extravehicular activity of program canceled due to suit problems
6
4 April 1983 18:30:00 UTC 13:30:00 EST
STS-6
Challenger
4
05d 00h
LC-39A
Edwards
Tracking and data relay satellite (TDRS-A) deployment Maiden flight of Challenger First Space Shuttle Extravehicular activity
7
18 June 1983 11:33:00 UTC 07:33:00 EDT
STS-7
Challenger
5
06d 02h
LC-39A
Edwards
First American woman in space, Sally Ride Multiple comsat deployments First deployment and retrieval of a Shuttle pallet satellite
8
30 August 1983 06:32:00 UTC 02:32:00 EDT
STS-8
Challenger
5
06d 01h
LC-39A
Edwards
Comsat deployment First flight of an African American in space, Guion Bluford Test of robot arm on heavy payloads with Payload Flight Test Article First night launch First night landing
9
28 November 1983 16:00:00 UTC 11:00:00 EST
STS-9
Columbia
6
10d 07h
LC-39A
Edwards
First Spacelab mission First European Space Agency Astronaut on a shuttle mission and first West German in space Ulf Merbold
10
3 February 1984 13:00:00 UTC 08:00:00 EST
STS-41-B
Challenger
5
07d 23h
LC-39A
Kennedy SLF
Deployed two Comsats First untethered spacewalk by Bruce McCandless II with Manned Maneuvering Unit First landing at Shuttle Landing Facility at Kennedy Dry run of equipment for Solar Maximum Mission rescue
11
6 April 1984 13:58:00 UTC 08:58:00 EST
STS-41-C
Challenger
5
06d 23h
LC-39A
Edwards
Solar Maximum Mission servicing First satellite rescue by astronauts Long Duration Exposure Facility deployment
12
30 August 1984 12:41:50 UTC 08:41:50 EDT
STS-41-D
Discovery
6
06d 00h
LC-39A
Edwards
Multiple comsat deployments Maiden flight of Discovery First Jewish American in space, Judith Resnik Test of OAST-1 Solar Array
13
5 October 1984 11:03:00 UTC 07:03:00 EDT
STS-41-G
Challenger
7
08d 05h
LC-39A
Kennedy SLF
Earth Radiation Budget Satellite deployment First flight of two women in space, Sally Ride and Kathryn Sullivan First woman in space twice, Ride First spacewalk by American woman, Sullivan First Canadian in space, Marc Garneau First spaceflight of Australian origin and first Oceanian in space, Paul Scully-Power
14
8 November 1984 12:15:00 UTC 07:15:00 EST
STS-51-A
Discovery
5
07d 23h
LC-39A
Kennedy SLF
Multiple comsat deployments First mother in space, Anna Lee Fisher Retrieval of two other comsats (Palapa B2 and Westar VI), which were subsequently refurbished on Earth and reflown
15
24 January 1985 19:50:00 UTC 14:50:00 EST
STS-51-C
Discovery
5
03d 01h
LC-39A
Kennedy SLF
First classified Department of Defense (DoD) mission Magnum satellite deployment First flight of an Asian American in space, Ellison Onizuka
16
12 April 1985 13:59:05 UTC 08:59:05 EST
STS-51-D
Discovery
7
06d 23h
LC-39A
Kennedy SLF
Multiple comsat deployments First flight of a sitting politician in space, Jake Garn First impromptu Extravehicular activity of program to fix Syncom F3 (Leasat 3)
17
29 April 1985 16:02:18 UTC 12:02:18 EDT
STS-51-B
Challenger
7
07d 00h
LC-39A
Edwards
First mission with Spacelab module in a fully operational configuration Conducted experiments in microgravity First African-American Space Shuttle pilot, Frederick D. Gregory
18
17 June 1985 11:33:00 UTC 07:33:00 EDT
STS-51-G
Discovery
7
07d 01h
LC-39A
Edwards
Multiple comsat deployments First French in space, Patrick Baudry Flight of first member of royalty, Saudi, Muslim, and Arab in space, Sultan bin Salman Al Saud
19
29 July 1985 22:00:00 UTC 18:00:00 EDT
STS-51-F
Challenger
7
07d 22h
LC-39A
Edwards
Spacelab mission Abort to Orbit. Faulty temperature sensor incorrectly indicated that fuel turbine discharge temperature exceeded the limit. Therefore, one main engine was shut down at T+345 s, resulting in a much lower orbit than planned. All mission objectives achieved
20
27 August 1985 10:58:01 UTC 06:58:01 EDT
STS-51-I
Discovery
5
07d 02h
LC-39A
Edwards
Multiple comsat deployments Rescue of Syncom F3 (Leasat-3)
21
3 October 1985 15:15:30 UTC 11:15:30 EDT
STS-51-J
Atlantis
5
04d 01h
LC-39A
Edwards
Second classified DoD mission Defense Satellite Communications System satellite deployment Maiden flight of Atlantis
22
30 October 1985 17:00:00 UTC 12:00:00 EST
STS-61-A
Challenger
8
07d 00h
LC-39A
Edwards
Largest crew on a spaceflight Third flight of Spacelab Spacelab-D1 microgravity experiments Mission funded by Germany Last successful mission of Challenger First Dutchman in space, Wubbo Ockels
23
26 November 1985 24:29:00 UTC 19:29:00 EST
STS-61-B
Atlantis
7
06d 21h
LC-39A
Edwards
Multiple comsat deployment EASE/ACCESS experiment First Mexican and Hispanic or Latino in space, Rodolfo Neri Vela
24
12 January 1986 11:55:00 UTC 06:55:00 EST
STS-61-C
Columbia
7
06d 02h
LC-39A
Edwards
Comsat deployment Flight of US Representative Bill Nelson Second African-American Space Shuttle pilot, Charles Bolden Last successful mission before STS-51-L
25
28 January 1986 16:38:00 UTC 11:38:00 EST
STS-51-L
Challenger
7
01m 13s
LC-39B
Did not land
Planned tracking and data relay satellite (TDRS-B) and Spartan Halley deployment First Space Shuttle launch from LC-39B First private citizen astronaut, Christa McAuliffe (part of Teacher in Space Project) First fatal Space Shuttle mission First first-time astronauts to die during mission besides McAuliffe, Michael J. Smith and Gregory Jarvis
26
29 September 1988 15:37:00 UTC 11:37:00 EDT
STS-26
Discovery
5
04d 01h
LC-39B
Edwards
Second total and first successful launch from LC-39B Tracking and data relay satellite (TDRS-C) deployment First post-Challenger flight First Space Shuttle mission with an all-veteran crew
27
2 December 1988 14:30:34 UTC 09:30:34 EST
STS-27
Atlantis
5
04d 09h
LC-39B
Edwards
Third classified DoD mission First post-Challenger flight to have first-time astronauts, Guy S. Gardner and William M. Shepherd Lacrosse 1 deployment Heavy damage to the thermal protection system resulted in extreme heat damage to the right wing
28
13 March 1989 14:57:00 UTC 09:57:00 EST
STS-29
Discovery
5
04d 23h
LC-39B
Edwards
Tracking and data relay satellite (TDRS-D) deployment IMAX camera Space Station Heat Pipe Advanced Radiator Element I space station radiator experiment
29
4 May 1989 18:46:59 UTC 14:46:59 EDT
STS-30
Atlantis
5
04d 00h
LC-39B
Edwards
Magellan Venus probe deployment First post-Challenger flight to carry a female astronaut
30
8 August 1989 12:37:00 UTC 08:37:00 EDT
STS-28
Columbia
5
05d 01h
LC-39B
Edwards
Fourth classified DoD mission Satellite Data System deployment
31
18 October 1989 16:53:40 UTC 12:53:40 EDT
STS-34
Atlantis
5
04d 23h
LC-39B
Edwards
Galileo Jupiter probe deployment First post-Challenger flight to have a first-time woman astronaut, Ellen S. Baker First time since the Challenger disaster with two women astronauts, Baker and Shannon Lucid IMAX camera
32
22 November 1989 24:23:30 UTC 19:23:30 EST
STS-33
Discovery
5
05d 00h
LC-39B
Edwards
Fifth classified DoD mission Deployment of Magnum First African-American Space Shuttle commander, Frederick D. Gregory
33
9 January 1990 12:35:00 UTC 07:35:00 EST
STS-32
Columbia
5
10d 21h
LC-39A
Edwards
Syncom IV-F5 satellite deployment Long Duration Exposure Facility retrieval IMAX camera
34
28 February 1990 07:50:22 UTC 02:50:22 EST
STS-36
Atlantis
5
04d 10h
LC-39A
Edwards
Sixth classified DoD mission Misty reconnaissance satellite deployment
35
24 April 1990 12:33:51 UTC 08:33:51 EDT
STS-31
Discovery
5
05d 01h
LC-39B
Edwards
Hubble Space Telescope (HST) deployment
36
6 October 1990 11:47:15 UTC 07:47:15 EDT
STS-41
Discovery
5
04d 02h
LC-39B
Edwards
Ulysses/Inertial Upper Stage solar probe deployment
37
15 November 1990 23:48:15 UTC 18:48:15 EST
STS-38
Atlantis
5
04d 21h
LC-39A
Kennedy SLF
Seventh classified DoD mission Likely SDS2-2 deployed
38
2 December 1990 06:49:01 UTC 01:49:01 EST
STS-35
Columbia
7
08d 23h
LC-39B
Edwards
Use of ASTRO-1 observatory First post-Challenger mission to have a crew of 7 First time since the Challenger disaster to have two payload specialists, Samuel T. Durrance and Ronald A. Parise
39
5 April 1991 14:22:45 UTC 09:22:45 EST
STS-37
Atlantis
5
05d 23h
LC-39B
Edwards
Compton Gamma Ray Observatory deployment and EVA repair
40
28 April 1991 11:33:14 UTC 07:33:14 EDT
STS-39
Discovery
7
08d 07h
LC-39A
Kennedy SLF
First unclassified DoD mission (eighth DoD mission overall) Military science experiments
41
5 June 1991 13:24:51 UTC 09:24:51 EDT
STS-40
Columbia
7
09d 02h
LC-39B
Edwards
Spacelab mission First space mission with three women
42
2 August 1991 15:02:00 UTC 11:02:00 EDT
STS-43
Atlantis
5
08d 21h
LC-39A
Kennedy SLF
Tracking and data relay satellite (TDRS-E) deployment First woman in space thrice, Shannon Lucid
43
12 September 1991 23:11:04 UTC 19:11:04 EDT
STS-48
Discovery
5
05d 08h
LC-39A
Edwards
Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite deployment
44
24 November 1991 23:44:00 UTC 18:44:00 EST
STS-44
Atlantis
6
06d 22h
LC-39A
Edwards
Second unclassified DoD mission (ninth DoD mission overall) DSP satellite deployment
45
22 January 1992 14:52:33 UTC 09:52:33 EST
STS-42
Discovery
7
08d 01h
LC-39A
Edwards
Spacelab mission First Canadian woman in space, Roberta Bondar
46
24 March 1992 13:13:40 UTC 08:13:40 EST
STS-45
Atlantis
7
08d 22h
LC-39A
Kennedy SLF
ATLAS-1 science platform Second African-American Space Shuttle commander, Charles Bolden First spaceflight of British and English origin, Michael Foale First Belgian in space, Dirk Frimout
47
7 May 1992 23:40:00 UTC 19:40:00 EDT
STS-49
Endeavour
7
08d 21h
LC-39B
Edwards
Intelsat VI hand-retrieval and repair Maiden flight of Endeavour First three-person Extravehicular activity Assembly of Station by EVA Methods (ASEM) space station truss experiment EVA Record four EVAs total for mission First landing with a drag chute
48
25 June 1992 16:12:23 UTC 12:12:23 EDT
STS-50
Columbia
7
13d 19h
LC-39A
Kennedy SLF
Spacelab mission
49
31 July 1992 13:56:48 UTC 09:56:48 EDT
STS-46
Atlantis
7
07d 23h
LC-39B
Kennedy SLF
Deployment of EURECA Deployment of National Aeronautics and Space Administration/Italian Space Agency Tethered Satellite System (TSS) First Italian in space, Franco Malerba First Swiss in space, Claude Nicollier
· Shuttle missions › Contingency missions
STS-114 (Discovery)
STS-114 (Discovery)
Flight
STS-114 (Discovery)
Rescue flight
STS-300 (Atlantis)
STS-121 (Discovery)
STS-121 (Discovery)
Flight
STS-121 (Discovery)
Rescue flight
STS-300 (Atlantis)
STS-115 (Atlantis)
STS-115 (Atlantis)
Flight
STS-115 (Atlantis)
Rescue flight
STS-301 (Discovery)
STS-116 (Discovery)
STS-116 (Discovery)
Flight
STS-116 (Discovery)
Rescue flight
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STS-117 (Atlantis)
STS-117 (Atlantis)
Flight
STS-117 (Atlantis)
Rescue flight
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STS-118 (Endeavour)
STS-118 (Endeavour)
Flight
STS-118 (Endeavour)
Rescue flight
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STS-120 (Discovery)
STS-120 (Discovery)
Flight
STS-120 (Discovery)
Rescue flight
STS-320 (Atlantis)
STS-122 (Atlantis)
STS-122 (Atlantis)
Flight
STS-122 (Atlantis)
Rescue flight
STS-323 (Discovery)
STS-123 (Endeavour)
STS-123 (Endeavour)
Flight
STS-123 (Endeavour)
Rescue flight
STS-324 (Discovery)
STS-124 (Discovery)
STS-124 (Discovery)
Flight
STS-124 (Discovery)
Rescue flight
STS-326 (Endeavour)
STS-125 (Atlantis)
STS-125 (Atlantis)
Flight
STS-125 (Atlantis)
Rescue flight
STS-400 (Endeavour)
STS-134 (Endeavour)
STS-134 (Endeavour)
Flight
STS-134 (Endeavour)
Rescue flight
STS-335 (Atlantis)
Flight
Rescue flight
STS-114 (Discovery)
STS-300 (Atlantis)
STS-121 (Discovery)
STS-300 (Atlantis)
STS-115 (Atlantis)
STS-301 (Discovery)
STS-116 (Discovery)
STS-317 (Atlantis)
STS-117 (Atlantis)
STS-318 (Endeavour)
STS-118 (Endeavour)
STS-322 (Discovery)
STS-120 (Discovery)
STS-320 (Atlantis)
STS-122 (Atlantis)
STS-323 (Discovery)
STS-123 (Endeavour)
STS-324 (Discovery)
STS-124 (Discovery)
STS-326 (Endeavour)
STS-125 (Atlantis)
STS-400 (Endeavour)
STS-134 (Endeavour)
STS-335 (Atlantis)
· Flight statistics › Orbiters
Key
Key
Test vehicle
Key
Key
Lost
Key
Test vehicle
Lost
· Flight statistics › Orbiters
—N/a
—N/a
Shuttle
Enterprise ‡
Designation
OV-101
Flights
5
Flight time
00d 00h 19m
Orbits
—N/a
Longest flight
00d 00h 05m
First flight
ALT-12
First flight
12 August 1977
Last flight
ALT-16
Last flight
26 October 1977
Mir dockings
—N/a
ISS dockings
—N/a
0
0
Shuttle
Columbia †
Designation
OV-102
Flights
28
Flight time
300d 17h 47m 15s
Orbits
4,808
Longest flight
17d 15h 53m 18s
First flight
STS-1
First flight
12 April 1981
Last flight
STS-107
Last flight
16 January 2003
Mir dockings
0
ISS dockings
0
0
0
Shuttle
Challenger †
Designation
OV-099
Flights
10
Flight time
62d 07h 56m 15s
Orbits
995
Longest flight
08d 05h 23m 33s
First flight
STS-6
First flight
4 April 1983
Last flight
STS-51-L
Last flight
28 January 1986
Mir dockings
0
ISS dockings
0
1
1
Shuttle
Discovery
Designation
OV-103
Flights
39
Flight time
364d 22h 39m 29s
Orbits
5,830
Longest flight
15d 02h 48m 08s
First flight
STS-41-D
First flight
30 August 1984
Last flight
STS-133
Last flight
24 February 2011
Mir dockings
1
ISS dockings
13
7
7
Shuttle
Atlantis
Designation
OV-104
Flights
33
Flight time
306d 14h 12m 43s
Orbits
4,848
Longest flight
13d 20h 12m 44s
First flight
STS-51-J
First flight
3 October 1985
Last flight
STS-135
Last flight
8 July 2011
Mir dockings
7
ISS dockings
12
1
1
Shuttle
Endeavour
Designation
OV-105
Flights
25
Flight time
296d 03h 34m 02s
Orbits
4,677
Longest flight
16d 15h 08m 48s
First flight
STS-49
First flight
7 May 1992
Last flight
STS-134
Last flight
16 May 2011
Mir dockings
1
ISS dockings
12
Shuttle
Designation
Flights
Flight time
Orbits
Longest flight
First flight
Last flight
Mir dockings
ISS dockings
Sources
Flight
Date
Flight
Date
Enterprise ‡
OV-101
5
00d 00h 19m
—N/a
00d 00h 05m
ALT-12
12 August 1977
ALT-16
26 October 1977
—N/a
—N/a
Columbia †
OV-102
28
300d 17h 47m 15s
4,808
17d 15h 53m 18s
STS-1
12 April 1981
STS-107
16 January 2003
0
0
Challenger †
OV-099
10
62d 07h 56m 15s
995
08d 05h 23m 33s
STS-6
4 April 1983
STS-51-L
28 January 1986
0
0
Discovery
OV-103
39
364d 22h 39m 29s
5,830
15d 02h 48m 08s
STS-41-D
30 August 1984
STS-133
24 February 2011
1
13
Atlantis
OV-104
33
306d 14h 12m 43s
4,848
13d 20h 12m 44s
STS-51-J
3 October 1985
STS-135
8 July 2011
7
12
Endeavour
OV-105
25
296d 03h 34m 02s
4,677
16d 15h 08m 48s
STS-49
7 May 1992
STS-134
16 May 2011
1
12
Total
135
1,330d 18h 9m 44s
21,158
9
37

References

  1. If there are two numbers in this column, it signifies the number of astronauts launched and landed with, respectively. I
  2. At the time it was West Germany from 1949 to 1990.
  3. Mission was intended to have a duration for 06d 34m.
  4. This shuttle was intended to land at the Kennedy SLF.
  5. The listed UTC time occurs the next day.
  6. NASA called this mission STS-320 instead of STS-321.
  7. Originally scheduled to be Endeavour, changed to Discovery due to contamination issues.
  8. "Report of the Space Task Group, 1969"
    https://web.archive.org/web/20160114031850/http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/pao/History/taskgrp.html
  9. Space
    https://www.space.com/12376-nasa-space-shuttle-program-facts-statistics.html
  10. Forbes
    https://www.forbes.com/sites/carolpinchefsky/2012/04/18/5-horrifying-facts-you-didnt-know-about-the-space-shuttle/2/
  11. "Space Shuttle Era Facts"
    https://www3.nasa.gov/centers/kennedy/pdf/566250main_SHUTTLE%20ERA%20FACTS_040412.pdf
  12. "Space Shuttle Launch and Landing"
    https://web.archive.org/web/20150914234157/http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/shuttle/launch/
  13. Jenkins, p. 524.
  14. Johnson Space Center
    https://web.archive.org/web/20160303183030/http://www.jsc.nasa.gov/history/oral_histories/CrippenRL/CrippenRL_5-26-06.pdf
  15. Johnson Space Center
    https://web.archive.org/web/20160303190102/http://www.jsc.nasa.gov/history/oral_histories/HartTJ/HartTJ_4-10-03.pdf
  16. Johnson Space Center
    https://web.archive.org/web/20160311223529/http://www.jsc.nasa.gov/history/oral_histories/WeitzPJ/PJW_3-26-00.pdf
  17. Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center
    https://web.archive.org/web/20160303165929/http://www.jsc.nasa.gov/history/oral_histories/vanHoftenJD/vanHoftenJDA_12-5-07.pdf
  18. "8 Surprising Space Shuttle Facts"
    https://www.space.com/12127-8-surprising-space-shuttle-facts.html
  19. Heppenheimer, p. 123.
  20. "Enterprise (OV-101)"
    https://web.archive.org/web/20160303192118/http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/shuttle/resources/orbiters/enterprise.html
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