Crew-13 arrives at ISS as Crew-12 returns to Earth
Crew-13 arrived at the ISS on Oct. 1 after a 7-hour-55-minute flight, the fastest U.S. spacecraft arrival at the station. Crew-12 splashed down Oct. 8, Cygnus XL departed Oct. 9, and a Cargo Dragon delivered 2,866 kg of cargo on Oct. 15. NASA also released its final RFP for a commercial ISS successor.
- Crew-13 reached the ISS in 7 hours 55 minutes, a U.S. record
- CRS-35 Dragon carried 1,671 kg pressurized and 1,195 kg unpressurized cargo
- The NG-24 Cygnus XL departed the station on Oct. 9
- NASA's final commercial station proposals are due Dec. 8
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