List of crew of the International Space Station

This is a list of crew to the International Space Station, in alphabetical order. Current ISS crew names are in bold. The suffix (twice, thrice, ...) refers to the individual's number of spaceflights to the ISS, not the total number of spaceflights. Entries are noted with for women and for men.

This list only includes crew members of the ISS. For a list including non-crew, see List of visitors to the International Space Station.

Statistics

By nationality Nationality ISS Crew On-board  United States 48 5  Russia 41 4  Japan 5 2  Italy 3 1  Canada 3 0  Denmark 1 2  Germany 2 0  France 2 0  Belgium 1 0  Netherlands 1 0  United Kingdom 1 0  Turkey 0 1 Total 104 12

By agency Agency ISS Crew On-board NASA 47 6 Roscosmos 40 4 ESA 10 1 JAXA 6 1 CSA 3 0 Total 104 12

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Contents: 

• Top
• 0–9
• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G
• H
• I
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N
• O
• P
• Q
• R
• S
• T
• U
• V
• W
• X
• Y
• Z

A

• Joseph M. Acaba (twice)^[3][4]
• Clayton C. Anderson (twice)^[5][6]
• Oleg Artemyev ^[7][8] (twice)

B

• Michael R. Barratt (twice)^[9][10]
• Kayla Barron ^[11]
• Konstantin Borisov
• Andrei Borisenko (twice)^[12]
• Stephen G. Bowen (four times)
• Kenneth D. Bowersox ^[13]
• Randolph J. Bresnik
• Nikolai Budarin ^[13]
• Daniel C. Burbank (thrice)^[14][15][16]
• Daniel W. Bursch ^[17]

C

• Josh A. Cassada
• Christopher J. Cassidy (twice)^[18][19]
• Gregory E. Chamitoff (twice)^[20][21]
• Raja Chari ^[11]
• Leroy Chiao (twice)^[22][23]
• Nikolai Chub
• Catherine G. Coleman ^[24]
• Timothy J. Creamer ^[25]
• Samantha Cristoforetti ^[26][27]
• Frank L. Culbertson ^[28]

D

• Frank De Winne (twice)^[29][30]
• Vladimir Dezhurov ^[28]
• Matthew Dominick
• Pyotr Dubrov ^[31]
• Tracy E. Caldwell-Dyson (three times)^[32][33][34]

E

• Léopold Eyharts ^[35]
• Jeanette Epps

F

• Andrey Fedyaev
• Michael Fincke (thrice)^[36][37][21]
• Jack D. Fischer
• Michael Foale /^[38]
• Kevin A. Ford (twice)^[39][40]
• Michael E. Fossum (thrice)^[41][20][42]
• Satoshi Furukawa (twice)^[42]

G

• Ronald J. Garan (twice)^[20][12]
• Alexander Gerst (twice)^[43]
• Yuri Gidzenko (twice)^[44][45]
• Victor J. Glover ^[46]
• Alexander Grebenkin
• Aleksandr Gorbunov

H

• Chris A. Hadfield (twice)^[47][48]
• Nick Hague (twice)
• Susan J. Helms (twice)^[49][50]
• Robert Hines ^[27]
• Warren Hoburg
• Michael S. Hopkins (twice)^[51][46]
• Akihiko Hoshide (thrice)^[20][52][31]

I

• Anatoli Ivanishin (twice)^[16]

K

• Aleksandr Kaleri (twice)^[38][53]
• Scott J. Kelly (thrice)^[32][53][54]
• Anna Kikina
• Shane Kimbrough (thrice)^[31]
• Christina Koch ^[55]
• Dmitri Kondratyev ^[24]
• Oleg Kononenko (five times)^{[56][57][58][59]}
• Timothy L. Kopra (twice)^[18][60]
• Mikhail Korniyenko (twice)^[33][54]
• Sergey Korsakov ^[61]
• Valery Korzun ^[62]
• Oleg Kotov (thrice)^[63][25][51]
• Sergei Krikalev (thrice)^[64][44][65]
• Sergey Kud-Sverchkov
• André Kuipers (twice)^[36][57]

L

• Kjell Lindgren ^[58][27]
• Yuri Lonchakov (thrice)^[29][47][37]
• Michael E. Lopez-Alegria (thrice)^[22][13][66]
• Edward T. Lu (twice)^[14][67]

M

Yuri Malenchenko has been to the ISS five times, which is more than anyone else. He is shown here in 2016, after returning to Earth from Expedition 47.

• Sandra H. Magnus (thrice)^[68][69][70]
• Yuri Malenchenko (five times)^{[14][67][71][52][60]}
• Nicole Aunapu Mann
• Denis Matveev
• Thomas H. Marshburn (thrice)^[18][48][11]
• Richard A. Mastracchio (four times)^{[14][32][6][72]}
• Matthias Maurer ^[11]
• K. Megan McArthur ^[31]
• William S. McArthur (twice)^[22][73]
• Anne McClain ^[59]
• Jessica Meir ^[55]
• Aleksandr Misurkin ^[19]
• Andreas Mogensen
• Jasmin Moghbeli

N

• Paolo Nespoli (twice)^[74][24]
• Sultan Al Neyadi
• Soichi Noguchi (thrice)^[75][25][46]
• Oleg Novitskiy (thrice)^[40][31]
• Karen L. Nyberg (twice)^[20][76]

O

• Loral O'Hara
• Takuya Onishi
• Yuri Onufrienko ^[17]
• Aleksey Ovchinin (three times)

P

• Gennady Padalka (four times)
• Luca Parmitano (twice)
• Timothy Peake
• Dmitry Petelin
• Thomas Pesquet (twice)
• Donald R. Pettit (three times)
• John L. Phillips (three times)
• Sergey Prokopyev (twice)

R

• Garrett E. Reisman (twice)^[77][78]
• Thomas Reiter ^[41]
• Sergei Revin ^[4]
• Roman Romanenko (twice)^[30][48]
• Kathleen Rubins (twice)^[46]
• Francisco Rubio
• Sergey Ryazansky ^[51]
• Sergey Ryzhikov

S

Bill Shepherd, shown here aboard the ISS in 2001, was the commander of Expedition 1 which was the first long-duration human stay at the ISS.

• David Saint-Jacques ^[59]
• Aleksandr Samokutyayev (twice)^[12][79]
• Yelena Serova ^[79]
• Salizhan Sharipov ^[23]
• William M. Shepherd ^[44]
• Anton Shkaplerov (four times)^[16][26][80]
• Oleg Skripochka (thrice)^[53]
• Aleksandr Skvortsov (thrice)^[33][7][81]
• Nicole P. Stott (twice)^[39][10]
• Maksim Surayev (twice)^[82][43]
• Steven R. Swanson (thrice)^[3][5][7]

T

• Daniel M. Tani (twice)^[17][74]
• Evgeny Tarelkin ^[40]
• Robert Thirsk ^[30]
• Scott Tingle ^[80]
• Valery Tokarev (twice)^[83][73]
• Sergei Treshchev ^[62]
• Mikhail Tyurin (thrice)^[28][66][72]

U

• Yury Usachev (twice)^[49][50]

V

• Ivan Vagner (twice)
• Mark T. Vande Hei (twice)^[31]
• Pavel Vinogradov (twice)^[84][19]
• Terry W. Virts (twice)^[85][26]
• Sergey Volkov (thrice)^[56][42][86]
• James S. Voss (twice)^[49][50]

W

• Koichi Wakata (five times)^[3][22][72]
• Shannon Walker (twice)^[87][46]
• Carl E. Walz ^[17]
• Jessica Watkins ^[27]
• Douglas H. Wheelock (twice)^[74][87]
• Peggy A. Whitson (thrice)^[62][71]
• Jeffrey N. Williams (thrice)^[49][84][82]
• Sunita L. Williams (three times)^[88][52]
• Barry E. Wilmore (twice)^[89][79]
• Gregory R. Wiseman ^[43]

Y

• Kimiya Yui ^[58]
• Fyodor Yurchikhin (four times)^{[68][63][87][76]}

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External links

• NASA Space Shuttle mission history
• NASA Major ISS events
• ESA ISS page