Soyuz MS-24

Russia

Manned Flight nº:

Earth orbit Flight nº:

Russia manned Flight nº:

-th manned flight to ISS. Flight: ISS-**

Launch, orbit & landing data:

Designation	23143A
Launch date - time	15 September 2023 - 15:44:35 UTC-
Launch site	Baikonur, LC31/6
Launch vehicle	Soyuz-2.1a (No. S15000-051)
Manufacturer	Energia
Soyuz designation	11F732A48 nº755
Mass (kg)	kg
Docking date - time	15 September 2023 - 18:53:32 UTC
Target spacecraft/port	ISS/Rassvet?
Earth orbit on :
- Perigee / Apogee	415 - 435 km
- Inclination	51.66°
- Period	min
Undocking date - time	06 April 2024 - 03:54:58 UTC
Deorbit burn date - time
Landing date - time	06 April 2024 - 07:17:47 UTC
Landing location	47°25'6.12"N, 69°38'56.22"E
Flight Duration (d:hr:min)
Nbr orbits
Landing crew	Novitsky, Vasileuskaya and O'Hara (crew TMA-)

Launched Crew

Nr.	Name	Job	Duration	Orbits
1	Kononenko, Oleg (Russia)	Commander	373d 20h 14m	5984;
2	Chub, Nikolai (Russia)	Flight Engineer	373d 20h 14m	5984
3	O'Hara, Loral (US)	Flight Engineer	203d 15h 33m	3264

NOTE: Oleg Kononenko and Nikolai Chub landed on September 23, 2024 at 11:59:03.8 UTC with Soyuz MS-25.

Launch crew: Kononenko, Chub and O'Hara.

Backup crew: Ovchinin and Dyson.

Backup Crew

Nr.	Name	Job
1	Ovchinin, Aleksei Nikolaevich (Russia)	Commander
2	Dyson, Tracy Caldwell (US)	Flight Engineer

Note: On August 15, 2023 Oleg Platonov was removed from the backup crew due to medical problems. Aleksei Ovchinin is now backup for Oleg Kononenko and Nikolai Chub. But Oleg Platonov is still in training with two backup cosmonauts.

Mission details:

ISS Expedition 68?.

Crew in training.

Soyuz rollout.

Soyuz ready for launch on pad 1.

Cabine landing on parachutes.

External links:

Spacefacts: Soyuz MS-24 mission
Wikipedia: Soyuz MS-24 mission

Astrophilately covers:

Launch cancel Baikonur 15.09.2023.

Ref.: #14, #16 - update: 14.11.25

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