Upcoming Space Shuttle Missions Updated January 30, 2003 (replaces January 27) Compiled by Bruce Buckingham, KSC PA STS MISSION No. STS-107 STS-114 STS-115 STS-116 (nth Shuttle flight) (113) (114) (115) (116) Orbiter Columbia/OV-102 Atlantis/OV-104 Endeavour/OV-105 Atlantis/OV-104 (nth flight of orbiter) (28) (27) (20) (28) Primary Mission SPACEHAB, FREESTAR 17th ISS flight (ULF1) -- 18th ISS flight (12A) -- 19th ISS flight (12A.1) -- ITS MPLM, crew rotation P3/P4 arrays P5, SPACEHAB, crew rotation **Target Launch Date Jan. 16, 2003, 10:39 a.m. March 1, 2003 May 23, 2003 July 24, 2003 (Pad) EST (39A) (39B) (39B) (39B) Estimated Launch Window 2 hours, 30 minutes 5-10 minutes 5-10 minutes 5-10 minutes KSC Landing Date Feb. 1, *9:16 a.m. EST March 13 June 3 Aug. 4 Mission Duration 16 days 12 days 10 days 10 days Inclination/Orbital Insertion 39 degrees 51.6 degrees 51.6 degrees 51.6 degrees Altitude 150 nautical miles 122 nautical miles 122 nautical miles 122 nautical miles Cdr: Rick Husband (2) Cdr: Eileen Collins (4) Cdr: Brent Jett (4) Cdr: Terrence Wilcutt (5) Plt: William “Willie” McCool (1) Plt: James Kelly (2) Plt: Christopher Ferguson (1) Plt: William Oefelein (1) PC: Michael Anderson (2) MS: Soichi Noguchi (NASDA) (1) MS: Joseph Tanner (4) MS: Robert Curbeam (3) Crew (Shuttle flight number) MS: Kalpana Chawla (2) MS: Stephen Robinson (3) MS: Daniel Burbank (2) MS: Christer Fuglesang (ESA) (1) (Size) MS: David Brown (1) MS: Steven MacLean (CSA) (2) MS: Laurel Clark (1) ISS-7: Cdr: Yuri Malenchenko MS: Heidemarie Stefanyshyn- ISS-8: Cdr: Michael Foale (5) PS: Ilan Ramon (ISA) (1) (up) (RSA) (2) Piper (1) (up) Valery Tokarev (RSA) (2) Alexander Kaleri (RSA) (1) William McArthur (4) Edward Lu (3) (6) ISS-7: Cdr: Yuri Malenchenko ISS-6: Cdr: Ken Bowersox (5) (down) (RSA) (2) (down) Nikolai Budarin (RSA) (2) Alexander Kaleri (RSA) (1) (7) Donald Pettit (1) Edward Lu (3) (7) (7) ** Target launch and landing dates are based on KSC assessments. Official launch dates are set at the Flight Readiness Review. * Change from earlier update All Times are Eastern ASI = Italian Space Agency Cdr = Commander CNES = French Space Agency CSA = Canadian Space Agency ESA = European Space Agency ISA = Israel Space Agency ISS = International Space Station ITS = Integrated Truss Structure segment MPLM = Multi-Purpose Logistics Module MS = Mission Specialist MT = Mobile Transporter NASDA = National Space Development Agency of Japan NET = no earlier than OV = Orbiter Vehicle PC = Payload Commander Plt = Pilot PS = Payload Specialist RSA = Russian Aviation and Space Agency TBD = to be determined UF = utility/utilization flight ULF = utilization and logistics flight U/R = under review Upcoming Space Shuttle Missions – page 2 Updated January 30, 2003 STS MISSION No. STS-117 STS-118 STS-119 STS-120 (nth Shuttle flight) (117) (118) (119) (120) Orbiter Endeavour/OV-105 Columbia/OV-102 Atlantis/OV-104 Endeavour/OV-105 (nth flight of orbiter) (21) (29) (29) (22) Primary Mission 20th ISS flight (13A) -- S3/S4 21st ISS flight (13A.1) -- ITS 22nd ISS flight (15A) -- ITS 23rd ISS flight (10A) -- U.S. arrays S5, SPACEHAB S6, fourth and final solar Node 2 arrays, crew rotation **Target Launch Date Oct. 2, 2003 Nov. 13, 2003 NET January 2004 February 2004 (Pad) (39A) (39B) (39A) (TBD) Estimated Launch Window 5-10 minutes 5-10 minutes 5-10 minutes 5-10 minutes KSC Landing Date Oct. 12 Nov. 24 TBD TBD Mission Duration 10 days 11 days 11 days 10 days Inclination/Orbital Insertion 51.6 degrees 51.6 degrees 51.6 degrees 51.6 degrees Altitude 122 nautical miles 122 nautical miles 122 nautical miles 122 nautical miles Cdr: Frederick Sturckow (3) Cdr: Scott Kelly (2) Cdr: Steven Lindsey (4) Cdr: James Halsell (6) Plt: Mark Polansky (2) Plt: Charles Hobaugh (2) Plt: Mark Kelly (2) Plt: Alan Poindexter (1) Crew (Shuttle flight number) MS: James Reilly (3) MS: Scott Parazynski (5) MS: Michael Gernhardt (5) MS: Wendy Lawrence (4) (Size) MS: Richard Mastracchio (2) MS: Dafydd Williams (CSA) (2) MS: Carlos Noriega (3) MS: Piers Sellers (2) MS: Joan Higginbotham (1) MS: Barbara Morgan (1) MS: Stephanie Wilson (1) MS: Patrick Forrester (2) MS: Lisa Nowak (1) ISS-9: Cdr: Gennady Padalka MS: Michael Foreman (1) (up) (RSA) (1) (6) (6) Michael Fincke (1) Oleg Kononenko (RSA) (1) (6) ISS-8: Cdr: Michael Foale (5) (down) Valery Tokarev (RSA) (2) William McArthur (4) (7) ** Target launch and landing dates are based on KSC assessments. Official launch dates are set at the Flight Readiness Review. * Change from earlier update All Times are Eastern ASI = Italian Space Agency Cdr = Commander CNES = French Space Agency CSA = Canadian Space Agency ESA = European Space Agency ISA = Israel Space Agency ISS = International Space Station ITS = Integrated Truss Structure segment MPLM = Multi-Purpose Logistics Module MS = Mission Specialist MT = Mobile Transporter NASDA = National Space Development Agency of Japan NET = no earlier than OV = Orbiter Vehicle PC = Payload Commander Plt = Pilot PS = Payload Specialist RSA = Russian Aviation and Space Agency TBD = to be determined UF = utility/utilization flight ULF = utilization and logistics flight U/R = under review.