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List of human spaceflights, 1981–1990

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This is a detailedlist of human spaceflights from 1981 to 1990, spanning the end of the Soviet Union'sSalyut space station program, the beginning ofMir, and the start of the USSpace Shuttle program.

  • Red indicates fatalities.
  • Green indicates suborbital flights (including flights that failed to attain intended orbit).
#CrewLaunch
spacecraft
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Brief mission summary
80Soviet UnionVladimir Kovalyonok (3)
Soviet UnionViktor Savinykh (1)
13 March 1981
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-4
Salyut 626 May 1981
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-4
81Soviet UnionVladimir Dzhanibekov (2)
MongoliaJügderdemidiin Gürragchaa
22 March 1981
Soviet UnionSoyuz 39
Salyut 629 March 1981
Soviet UnionSoyuz 39
First Mongolian in space (Gürragchaa).
82United StatesJohn W. Young (5)
United StatesRobert L. Crippen (1)
12 April 1981
United StatesSTS-1,Columbia
14 April 1981
United StatesSTS-1,Columbia
FirstSpace Shuttle flight. Systems test.
83Soviet UnionLeonid Popov (2)
RomaniaDumitru Prunariu
14 May 1981
Soviet UnionSoyuz 40
Salyut 622 May 1981
Soviet UnionSoyuz 40
First Romanian in space (Prunariu). Magnetic field observations. Final Soyuz flight.
84United StatesJoseph H. Engle (1)
United StatesRichard H. Truly (1)
12 November 1981
United StatesSTS-2,Columbia
14 November 1981
United StatesSTS-2,Columbia
First re-use of a crewed orbital spacecraft. Systems test. Earth science observations.
85United StatesJack R. Lousma (2)
United StatesC. Gordon Fullerton (1)
22 March 1982
United StatesSTS-3,Columbia
30 March 1982
United StatesSTS-3,Columbia
Further system testing. Miscellaneous scientific experiments and Earth science observations.
86Soviet UnionAnatoli Berezovoy
Soviet UnionValentin Lebedev (2)
12 May 1982
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-5
Salyut 710 December 1982
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-7
First mission to Salyut 7. Deployment of radio communications satellite.
87Soviet UnionVladimir Dzhanibekov (3)
Soviet UnionAleksandr Ivanchenkov (2)
FranceJean-Loup Chrétien (1)
24 June 1982
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-6
Salyut 72 July 1982
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-6
First French citizen in space (Chrétien).
88United StatesThomas K. Mattingly (2)
United StatesHenry W. Hartsfield (1)
27 June 1982
United StatesSTS-4,Columbia
4 July 1982
United StatesSTS-4,Columbia
Final Space Shuttle R&D flight. Miscellaneous scientific experiments plus classified US Air Force payload.
89Soviet UnionLeonid Popov (3)
Soviet UnionAleksandr Serebrov (1)
Soviet UnionSvetlana Savitskaya (1)
19 August 1982
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-7
Salyut 727 August 1982
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-5
Second woman in space (Savitskaya).
90United StatesVance D. Brand (2)
United StatesRobert F. Overmyer (1)
United StatesJoseph P. Allen (1)
United StatesWilliam B. Lenoir
11 November 1982
United StatesSTS-5,Columbia
16 November 1982
United StatesSTS-5,Columbia
Launched commercial ANIK C-3 and SBS-C communications satellites. PlannedEVA cancelled due to space suit malfunction.
91United StatesPaul J. Weitz (2)
United StatesKarol J. Bobko (1)
United StatesDonald H. Peterson
United StatesF. Story Musgrave (1)
4 April 1983
United StatesSTS-6,Challenger
9 April 1983
United StatesSTS-6,Challenger
First Space ShuttleEVA (Peterson and Musgrave). Deployment of firstTracking and Data Relay Satellite (TDRS-1). Miscellaneous science experiments.
92Soviet UnionVladimir Titov (1)
Soviet UnionGennadi Strekalov (2)
Soviet UnionAleksandr Serebrov (2)
20 April 1983
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-8
22 April 1983
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-8
Failed to dock withSalyut 7.
93United StatesRobert L. Crippen (2)
United StatesFrederick H. Hauck (1)
United StatesJohn M. Fabian (1)
United StatesSally K. Ride (1)
United StatesNorman E. Thagard (1)
18 June 1983
United StatesSTS-7,Challenger
24 June 1983
United StatesSTS-7,Challenger
Two communications satellites launched. First American woman in space (Ride). Investigation into behavior of ant colony in zero gravity. Various microgravity experiments.
94Soviet UnionVladimir Lyakhov (2)
Soviet UnionAleksandr Aleksandrov (1)
26 June 1983
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-9
Salyut 723 November 1983
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-9
95United StatesRichard H. Truly (2)
United StatesDaniel C. Brandenstein (1)
United StatesDale A. Gardner (1)
United StatesGuion Bluford (1)
United StatesWilliam E. Thornton (1)
30 August 1983
United StatesSTS-8,Challenger
5 September 1983
United StatesSTS-8,Challenger
First African-American in space (Bluford). First night launch and landing. Deployed INSAT-1B satellite for India. Observation of behavior of rats in space.
Soviet UnionVladimir Titov
Soviet UnionGennady Strekalov
26 September 1983
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-10-1
Launch failed due to fire. Crew ejected.
96United StatesJohn W. Young (6)
United StatesBrewster H. Shaw (1)
United StatesOwen K. Garriott (2)
United StatesRobert A. Parker (1)
United StatesByron K. Lichtenberg (1)
GermanyUlf Merbold (1)
28 November 1983
United StatesSTS-9,Columbia
8 December 1983
United StatesSTS-9,Columbia
FirstSpacelab (orbital laboratory) mission. FirstESA astronaut, firstWest German astronaut and first non-American on US flight (Merbold).
97United StatesVance D. Brand (3)
United StatesRobert L. Gibson (1)
United StatesBruce McCandless II (1)
United StatesRonald E. McNair (1)
United StatesRobert L. Stewart (1)
3 February 1984
United StatesSTS-41-B,
Challenger
11 February 1984
United StatesSTS-41-B,
Challenger
First untetheredspacewalk (McCandless and Stewart). WESTAR-VI and PALAPA-B2 satellites deployed but failed to attain correct orbits.
98Soviet UnionLeonid Kizim (2)
Soviet UnionVladimir Solovyov (1)
Soviet UnionOleg Atkov
4 February 1984
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-10
Salyut 72 October 1984
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-11
99Soviet UnionYury Malyshev (2)
Soviet UnionGennadi Strekalov (3)
IndiaRakesh Sharma
3 April 1984
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-11
Salyut 711 April 1984
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-10
First Indian in space (Sharma). Earth observation program. Life sciences and materials processing experiments.
100United StatesRobert L. Crippen (3)
United StatesFrancis R. Scobee (1)
United StatesGeorge D. Nelson (1)
United StatesJames D. A. van Hoften (1)
United StatesTerry J. Hart
6 April 1984
United StatesSTS-41-C,
Challenger
13 April 1984
United StatesSTS-41-C,
Challenger
LDEF deployed for later retrieval. Capture, repair and redeployment of malfunctioningSolar Maximum Mission satellite.
101Soviet UnionVladimir Dzhanibekov (4)
Soviet UnionIgor Volk
Soviet UnionSvetlana Savitskaya (2)
17 July 1984
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-12
Salyut 729 July 1984
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-12
FirstEVA by a female astronaut (Savitskaya).
102United StatesHenry W. Hartsfield (2)
United StatesMichael L. Coats (1)
United StatesJudith A. Resnik (1)
United StatesSteven A. Hawley (1)
United StatesRichard M. Mullane (1)
United StatesCharles D. Walker (1)
30 August 1984
United StatesSTS-41-D,
Discovery
5 September 1984
United StatesSTS-41-D,
Discovery
Testing of experimental solar arrays. Three satellites deployed.
103United StatesRobert L. Crippen (4)
United StatesJon A. McBride (1)
United StatesKathryn D. Sullivan (1)
United StatesSally K. Ride (2)
United StatesDavid C. Leestma (1)
CanadaMarc Garneau (1)
United StatesPaul D. Scully-Power
5 October 1984
United StatesSTS-41-G,
Challenger
13 October 1984
United StatesSTS-41-G,
Challenger
ERBS satellite deployed. Radar imaging. FirstEVA by an American woman (Sullivan). First Canadian in space (Garneau). First flight including two women.
104United StatesFrederick H. Hauck (2)
United StatesDavid M. Walker (1)
United StatesAnna L. Fisher
United StatesDale A. Gardner (2)
United StatesJoseph P. Allen (2)
8 November 1984
United StatesSTS-51-A,
Discovery
16 November 1984
United StatesSTS-51-A,
Discovery
Deployed two communications satellites. Retrieved two malfunctioning satellites.
105United StatesThomas K. Mattingly (3)
United StatesLoren J. Shriver (1)
United StatesEllison S. Onizuka (1)
United StatesJames F. Buchli (1)
United StatesGary E. Payton
24 January 1985
United StatesSTS-51-C,
Discovery
27 January 1985
United StatesSTS-51-C,
Discovery
First mission for theU.S. Department of Defense. Classified payload, possibly intelligence-gathering satellite.
106United StatesKarol J. Bobko (2)
United StatesDonald E. Williams (1)
United StatesM. Rhea Seddon (1)
United StatesJeffrey A. Hoffman (1)
United StatesS. David Griggs
United StatesCharles D. Walker (2)
United StatesE. Jake Garn
12 April 1985
United StatesSTS-51-D,
Discovery
19 April 1985
United StatesSTS-51-D,
Discovery
Communications satellite deployed. Miscellaneous scientific experiments. First sitting member ofU.S. Congress in space (Garn).
107United StatesRobert F. Overmyer (2)
United StatesFrederick D. Gregory (1)
United StatesDon L. Lind
United StatesNorman E. Thagard (2)
United StatesWilliam E. Thornton (2)
United StatesLodewijk van den Berg
United StatesTaylor G. Wang
29 April 1985
United StatesSTS-51-B,
Challenger
6 May 1985
United StatesSTS-51-B,
Challenger
SecondSpacelab mission; microgravity experiments. Observation of behaviour of monkeys and rodents in space.
108Soviet UnionVladimir Dzhanibekov (5)5 June 1985
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-13
Salyut 726 September 1985
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-13
Repair of crippled Salyut 7 station.
Soviet UnionViktor Savinykh (2)21 November 1985
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-14
109United StatesDaniel C. Brandenstein (2)
United StatesJohn O. Creighton (1)
United StatesShannon W. Lucid (1)
United StatesSteven R. Nagel (1)
United StatesJohn M. Fabian (2)
FrancePatrick Baudry
Saudi ArabiaSultan Salman Al Saud
17 June 1985
United StatesSTS-51-G,
Discovery
24 June 1985
United StatesSTS-51-G,
Discovery
Three communications satellites deployed. Miscellaneous scientific experiments. First Saudi and the first Arab in space (Al-Saud).
110United StatesC. Gordon Fullerton (2)
United StatesRoy D. Bridges
United StatesF. Story Musgrave (2)
United StatesAnthony W. England
United StatesKarl G. Henize
United StatesLoren W. Acton
United StatesJohn-David F. Bartoe
29 July 1985
United StatesSTS-51-F,
Challenger
6 August 1985
United StatesSTS-51-F,
Challenger
Spacelab-2 mission. Miscellaneous science experiments. Three communications satellites deployed.
111United StatesJoseph H. Engle (2)
United StatesRichard O. Covey (1)
United StatesJames D.A. van Hoften (2)
United StatesJohn M. Lounge (1)
United StatesWilliam F. Fisher
27 August 1985
United StatesSTS-51-I,
Discovery
3 September 1985
United StatesSTS-51-I,
Discovery
Three communications satellites deployed. Retrieval, repair and redeployment of LEASAT-3 satellite.
112Soviet UnionVladimir Vasyutin
Soviet UnionAleksandr Volkov (1)
17 September 1985
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-14
Salyut 721 November 1985
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-14
Soviet UnionGeorgi Grechko (3)26 September 1985
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-13
113United StatesKarol J. Bobko (3)
United StatesRonald J. Grabe (1)
United StatesDavid C. Hilmers (1)
United StatesRobert L. Stewart (2)
United StatesWilliam A. Pailes
3 October 1985
United StatesSTS-51-J,
Atlantis
7 October 1985
United StatesSTS-51-J,
Atlantis
SecondU.S. Department of Defense mission. Classified payload, believed to be two communications satellites.
114United StatesHenry W. Hartsfield (3)
United StatesSteven R. Nagel (2)
United StatesJames F. Buchli (2)
United StatesGuion Bluford (2)
United StatesBonnie J. Dunbar (1)
GermanyReinhard Furrer
GermanyErnst Messerschmid
NetherlandsWubbo J. Ockels
30 October 1985
United StatesSTS-61-A,
Challenger
6 November 1985
United StatesSTS-61-A,
Challenger
German-sponsoredSpacelab mission. Microgravity experiments. First Dutchman in space (Ockels).
115United StatesBrewster H. Shaw (2)
United StatesBryan D. O'Connor (1)
United StatesMary L. Cleave (1)
United StatesSherwood C. Spring
United StatesJerry L. Ross (1)
MexicoRodolfo Neri Vela
United StatesCharles D. Walker (3)
26 November 1985
United StatesSTS-61-B,
Atlantis
3 December 1985
United StatesSTS-61-B,
Atlantis
Three communications satellites deployed. Demonstration of in-orbit construction techniques. First Mexican in space (Neri Vela).
116United StatesRobert L. Gibson (2)
United StatesCharles F. Bolden (1)
United StatesFranklin R. Chang-Diaz (1)
United StatesSteven A. Hawley (2)
United StatesGeorge D. Nelson (2)
United StatesRobert J. Cenker
United StatesClarence W. Nelson
12 January 1986
United StatesSTS-61-C,
Columbia
18 January 1986
United StatesSTS-61-C,
Columbia
Deployment of communications satellite. Miscellaneous science experiments.
United StatesFrancis R. Scobee (2)
United StatesMichael J. Smith
United StatesJudith A. Resnik (2)
United StatesEllison S. Onizuka (2)
United StatesRonald E. McNair (2)
United StatesGregory B. Jarvis
United StatesS. Christa McAuliffe
28 January 1986
United StatesSTS-51-L,Challenger
Disintegrated 73 seconds after launch with loss of all crew.
117Soviet UnionLeonid Kizim (3)
Soviet UnionVladimir Solovyov (2)
13 March 1986
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-15
Mir
Salyut 7
Mir
16 July 1986
Soviet UnionSoyuz T-15
First expedition toMir. Last expedition toSalyut 7.
118Soviet UnionAlexander Laveykin7 February 1987
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-2
Mir30 July 1987
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-2
Mir crew rotation and maintenance.
Soviet UnionYuri Romanenko (3)29 December 1987
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-3
119Soviet UnionAleksandr Viktorenko (1)
SyriaMohammed Faris
22 July 1987
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-3
Mir30 July 1987
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-2
Mir crew rotation. First Syrian in space (Faris).
Soviet UnionAleksandr Aleksandrov (2)29 December 1987
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-3
120Soviet UnionAnatoli Levchenko21 December 1987
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-4
Mir29 December 1987
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-3
Mir crew rotation. Biological experiments and astronomical observations.
Soviet UnionVladimir Titov (2)
Soviet UnionMusa Manarov (1)
21 December 1988
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-6
121Soviet UnionAnatoly Solovyev (1)
Soviet UnionVictor Savinykh (3)
BulgariaAleksandr Aleksandrov
7 June 1988
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-5
Mir17 June 1988
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-4
122Soviet UnionVladimir Lyakhov (3)
AfghanistanAbdul Ahad Mohmand
29 August 1988
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-6
Mir7 September 1988
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-5
Mir crew rotation. First Afghan in space (Mohmand).
Soviet UnionValeri Polyakov (1)27 April 1989
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-7
123United StatesFrederick H. Hauck (3)
United StatesRichard O. Covey (2)
United StatesJohn M. Lounge (2)
United StatesGeorge D. Nelson (3)
United StatesDavid C. Hilmers (2)
28 September 1988
United StatesSTS-26,Discovery
3 October 1988
United StatesSTS-26,Discovery
First "Return to Flight" Space Shuttle mission afterChallenger disaster. Deployment ofTracking and Data Relay Satellite-3 (TDRS-3).
124Soviet UnionAleksandr Volkov (2)
Soviet UnionSergei Krikalev (1)
26 November 1988
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-7
Mir27 April 1989
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-7
Mir crew rotation. Technology experiments. First EuropeanEVA (Chrétien).
FranceJean-Loup Chrétien (2)21 December 1988
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-6
125United StatesRobert L. Gibson (3)
United StatesGuy S. Gardner (1)
United StatesRichard M. Mullane (2)
United StatesJerry L. Ross (2)
United StatesWilliam M. Shepherd (1)
2 December 1988
United StatesSTS-27,Atlantis
6 December 1988
United StatesSTS-27,Atlantis
U.S. Department of Defense mission. Classified payload, reportedlyLacrosse 1 radar reconnaissance satellite.
126United StatesMichael L. Coats (2)
United StatesJohn E. Blaha (1)
United StatesJames P. Bagian (1)
United StatesJames F. Buchli (3)
United StatesRobert C. Springer (1)
13 March 1989
United StatesSTS-29,Discovery
18 March 1989
United StatesSTS-29,Discovery
Deployment ofTracking and Data Relay Satellite-4 (TDRS-4). Miscellaneous science experiments.
127United StatesDavid M. Walker (2)
United StatesRonald J. Grabe (2)
United StatesNorman E. Thagard (3)
United StatesMary L. Cleave (2)
United StatesMark C. Lee (1)
4 May 1989
United StatesSTS-30,Atlantis
8 May 1989
United StatesSTS-30,Atlantis
Magellan probe deployed.
128United StatesBrewster H. Shaw (3)
United StatesRichard N. Richards (1)
United StatesJames C. Adamson (1)
United StatesDavid C. Leestma (2)
United StatesMark N. Brown (1)
8 August 1989
United StatesSTS-28,Columbia
13 August 1989
United StatesSTS-28,Columbia
U.S. Department of Defense mission. Classified payload, reportedly military communications and reconnaissance satellites.
129Soviet UnionAlexander Viktorenko (2)
Soviet UnionAleksandr Serebrov (3)
5 September 1989
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-8
Mir19 February 1990
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-8
Mir equipment installation.
130United StatesDonald E. Williams (2)
United StatesMichael J. McCulley
United StatesFranklin R. Chang-Diaz (2)
United StatesShannon W. Lucid (2)
United StatesEllen S. Baker (1)
18 October 1989
United StatesSTS-34,Atlantis
23 October 1989
United StatesSTS-34,Atlantis
Galileo probe deployed.
131United StatesFrederick D. Gregory (2)
United StatesJohn E. Blaha (2)
United StatesF. Story Musgrave (3)
United StatesManley L. Carter
United StatesKathryn C. Thornton (1)
22 November 1989
United StatesSTS-33,Discovery
27 November 1989
United StatesSTS-33,Discovery
U.S. Department of Defense mission. Classified payload, reportedly reconnaissance satellite. First African-American Shuttle Commander.
132United StatesDaniel C. Brandenstein (3)
United StatesJames D. Wetherbee (1)
United StatesBonnie J. Dunbar (2)
United StatesG. David Low (1)
United StatesMarsha S. Ivins (1)
9 January 1990
United StatesSTS-32,Columbia
20 January 1990
United StatesSTS-32,Columbia
Deployment of defense communications satellite.Long Duration Exposure Facility (LDEF) retrieval.
133Soviet UnionAnatoly Solovyev (2)
Soviet UnionAlexander Balandin
11 February 1990
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-9
Mir17 July 1990
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-9
134United StatesJohn O. Creighton (2)
United StatesJohn H. Casper (1)
United StatesRichard M. Mullane (3)
United StatesDavid C. Hilmers (3)
United StatesPierre J. Thuot (1)
28 February 1990
United StatesSTS-36,Atlantis
4 March 1990
United StatesSTS-36,Atlantis
U.S. Department of Defense mission. Classified payload, reportedly reconnaissance satellite.
135United StatesLoren J. Shriver (2)
United StatesCharles F. Bolden (2)
United StatesSteven A. Hawley (3)
United StatesBruce McCandless II (2)
United StatesKathryn D. Sullivan (2)
24 April 1990
United StatesSTS-31,Discovery
29 April 1990
United StatesSTS-31,Discovery
Hubble Space Telescope deployed.
136Soviet UnionGennadi Strekalov (4)
Soviet UnionGennadi Manakov (1)
3 August 1990
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-10
Mir10 December 1990
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-10
137United StatesRichard N. Richards (2)
United StatesRobert D. Cabana (1)
United StatesWilliam M. Shepherd (2)
United StatesBruce E. Melnick (1)
United StatesThomas D. Akers (1)
6 October 1990
United StatesSTS-41,Discovery
10 October 1990
United StatesSTS-41,Discovery
Ulysses probe deployed. Miscellaneous science experiments.
138United StatesRichard O. Covey (3)
United StatesFrank L. Culbertson (1)
United StatesRobert C. Springer (2)
United StatesCarl J. Meade (1)
United StatesCharles D. Gemar (1)
15 November 1990
United StatesSTS-38,Atlantis
20 November 1990
United StatesSTS-38,Atlantis
U.S. Department of Defense mission. Classified payload, reportedly reconnaissance satellite.
139United StatesVance D. Brand (4)
United StatesGuy S. Gardner (2)
United StatesJeffrey A. Hoffman (2)
United StatesJohn M. Lounge (3)
United StatesRobert A. Parker (2)
United StatesSamuel T. Durrance (1)
United StatesRonald A. Parise (1)
2 December 1990
United StatesSTS-35,Columbia
10 December 1990
United StatesSTS-35,Columbia
Ultraviolet and X-ray astronomy (ASTRO-1 observatory).
140Soviet UnionViktor Afanasyev (1)
Soviet UnionMusa Manarov (2)
2 December 1990
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-11
Mir26 May 1991
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-11
Mir crew rotation. First Japanese in space (Akiyama).
JapanToyohiro Akiyama10 December 1990
Soviet UnionSoyuz TM-10

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