List of human spaceflights to Mir
This is the list of manned missions to the Mir space station. I was a very successful Soviet and Russian space station, which was launched on February 19, 1986 and decelerated specifically on 23 March 2001 and burned up in Earth's atmosphere. It consisted of numerous individual modules, which were assembled in orbit. The duration of the individual crews ranged from about one week to 14- month flight of Valeri Polyakov January 1994 to March 1995. Polyakov This still holds the record for the longest stay in space.
Many of the crews who visited the Mir, use different spaceships to start and landing; the first example is Alexander Viktorenko and Muhammed Faris, who started on 22 July 1987 Soyuz TM -3 and landed a week later on 30 July 1987 Soyuz TM -2. The largest occupation (excluding the Space Shuttle NASA missions received) consisted of six astronauts. This happened first with the coupling of Soyuz TM-7 on 26 November 1988 and continued three weeks.
Soviet Union Leonid Kizim (K ) Soviet Union Vladimir Solovyov (BI )
Soviet Union Yuri Romanenko (K )
Soviet Union Alexander Lawejkin (BI )
Soviet Union Alexander Alexandrov
Soviet Union Alexander Viktorenko Syria Muhammed Ahmed Faris
Soviet Union Vladimir Titov Soviet Union Mussa Manarov
Soviet Union Anatoly Levchenko
Soviet Union Anatoly Solovyov Soviet Union Viktor Savinykh Bulgaria 1971 Alexandar Alexandrov
Soviet Union Vladimir Liakhov Afghanistan Abdul Ahad Mohmand Democratic Republic in 1987
Soviet Union Valery Polyakov
Soviet Union Alexander Volkov Soviet Union Sergei Krikaljow
France Jean- Loup Chrétien
Soviet Union Alexander Viktorenko Soviet Union Alexander Serebrov
Soviet Union Anatoly Solovyov Soviet Union Alexander Balandin
Soviet Union Gennadi Manakov Soviet Union Gennady Strekalow
Soviet Union Viktor Afanasyev Soviet Union Mussa Manarov
Japan Toyohiro Akiyama
Soviet Union / Russia in 1991 Sergei Krikaljow
Soviet Union Anatoly Artsebarsky
Soviet Union / Russia 1991 Alexander Volkov
Kazakhstan Toqtar Äubäkirow Austria Franz Viehböck
Russia 1991 Alexander Viktorenko Russia 1991 Alexander Kaleri
Germany Klaus- Dietrich Flade
Russia Anatoly Solovyov 1991 Russia Sergei Avdeev 1991
France Michel Tognini
Russia Gennadi Manakov 1991 Russia 1991 Alexander Polestschuk
France Jean -Pierre Haigneré
Russia Vasily Ziblijew Russia Alexander Serebrov
Russia Viktor Afanasyev Russia Yuri Usachyov
Russia Valeri Polyakov
Russia Yuri Malenchenko (K ) Kazakhstan Talghat Musabayev (BI )
Russia Alexander Viktorenko Russia Yelena Kondakova
Germany Ulf Merbold
Russia Vladimir Dezhurov Russia Gennady Strekalow United States Norman Thagard
United States Robert Gibson United States Charles Precourt United States Ellen Baker United States Bonnie Dunbar United States Gregory Harbaugh
Russia Anatoly Solovyov Russia Nikolai Budarin
Russia Yuri Gidzenko Russia Sergei Avdeev Germany Thomas Reiter
United States Kenneth Cameron United States James Halsell United States Jerry Ross United States William McArthur Canada Chris Hadfield
Russia Yuri Onufrienko Russia Yuri Usachyov
United States Kevin Chilton United States Richard Searfoss United States Linda Godwin United States Michael Clifford United States Ronald Sega
United States Shannon Lucid
Russia Valery Korzun Russia Alexander Kaleri
France Claudie Haigneré
United States William Readdy United States Terrence Wilcutt United States Thomas Akers United States Jerome Apt United States Carl Walz
United States John Blaha
United States Michael Baker United States Brent Jett United States John Grunsfeld United States Marsha Ivins United States Peter Wisoff
United States Jerry Linenger
Russia Vasily Ziblijew Russia Alexander Lasutkin
Germany Reinhold Ewald
United States Charles Precourt United States Eileen Collins United States Carlos Noriega Edward Tsang Lu United States France Jean -François Clervoy Russia Yelena Kondakova
United States Michael Foale
Russia Anatoly Solovyov Russia Pavel Vinogradov
United States James Wetherbee United States Michael Bloomfield United States Scott Parazynski United States Wendy Lawrence France Jean- Loup Chrétien Russia Vladimir Titov
United States David Wolf
United States Terrence Wilcutt United States Joe Edwards United States Bonnie Dunbar United States Michael Anderson United States James Reilly Russia Salizhan Sharipov
United States Andrew Thomas
Kazakhstan Talghat Musabayev Russia Nikolai Budarin
France Léopold Eyharts
United States Charles Precourt United States Dominic Gorie United States Wendy Lawrence United States Franklin Chang- Diaz United States Janet Kavandi Russia Valeri Rjumin
Russia Gennady Padalka
Russia Sergei Avdeev
Russia Yuri Baturin
Russia Viktor Afanasyev France Jean -Pierre Haigneré
Slovakia Ivan Bella
Russia Sergei Saljotin (K ) Russia Alexander Kaleri (BI )
- EO (Russian ЭО, Экспедиция Основная ) means core team
- EP (Russian ЭП, Экспедиция Посещения ) means visiting team