Crewed spacecraft to the ISS – A comparative table


	Crew Dragon	Starliner	Soyuz
Country	United States	United States	Russia
Agency/company	SpaceX	Boeing	Roscosmos
Maximum crew capacity	7 passengers	7 passengers	3 passengers
Maximum docked mission duration	210 days	210 days	180 days
First crewed flight	May 30, 2020	June 5, 2024	April 23, 1967
Use	Long-duration missions on the ISS Crew rotation Rescue vehicle Carrying provisions and payloads	Long-duration missions on the ISS Crew rotation Rescue vehicle Carrying provisions and payloads	Long-duration missions on the ISS Crew rotation Rescue vehicle Carrying provisions and payloads
Main elements	Trunk Capsule	Crew Capsule Service Module	Orbital Module Descent Module (capsule) Instrumentation/Propulsion Module
Reusability	Partially reusable; Capsule module only	Reusable up to 10 times with a six-month turnaround time	Not reusable
CSA astronauts on the spacecraft	None	Joshua Kutryk, no earlier than the beginning of 2025	Robert Thirsk, 2009 Chris Hadfield, 2012–2013 David Saint-Jacques, 2018–2019

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