February 1, 2026
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NASA will send tourists to the ISS

NASA has signed an agreement with Axiom Space for the fifth commercial flight to the ISS, which is scheduled no earlier than January 2027.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua

The NASA space agency has signed an agreement with the Axiom Space company to send astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) for the fifth commercial mission.

Source: press service NASA

Details: It is noted that the flight will take place “no earlier than January 2027”.

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The spacecraft is planned to be launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The exact launch date will depend on the number of spacecraft in orbit and other circumstances.

As part of the fifth commercial mission, cosmonauts will spend two weeks on the ISS. Axiom Space is to submit four crew candidates to NASA. After approval, they will undergo special training.

The fourth commercial mission of Axiom-4 took place in the summer of 2025. It lasted 18 days. Then the Crew Dragon spacecraft was sent to the ISS. The crew included the former NASA astronaut Commander Peggy Whitson, the representative of India, the ship’s pilot Shubanshu Shukla, and mission specialists from Poland and Hungary, Slavosz Uznanski and Tibor Kapu.

What preceded:

  • Aerospace company Blue Origin of American billionaire Jeff Bezos, for at least two years suspends tourist flights into spaceto focus resources on the development of a lunar landing module and technologies for the development of an Earth satellite.
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