Program Crew Dragon

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Najnowsza misja SpaceX Crew-12 zakończyła się w czwartek 08.10.2026 wodowaniem na Pacyfiku w rejonie Kalifornii
o godzinie 17:34:13 CEST czyli czas trwania misji wynosi 237 dni 5 godzin 18 minut 18 sekund czyli jest to jak do tej pory najdłużej trwającą misię w kosmos dla Crew Dragona C212 Freedom F5!

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Na NSF pojawiła się infografika Crew Dragon z czasami od startu do dokowania z ISS.
Najdłużej zajęło to Ax-3, zaraz po Crew-12.
C-12 https://www.forum.kosmonauta.net/index.php?topic=6294.msg207976#msg207976

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Resilience pozostaje w konfiguracji swobodnego lotu (Crew-1 a także: Inspiration4, Polaris Dawn, Fram2), więc 4 kapsuły służą obecnie do obsługi ISS, a potem Haven-1.

Steven Clark (Ars Technica) : Hi, thanks for doing this. Congratulations on another successful splashdown.
My question is for Lee.
You know, as SpaceX gets close to preparing to sunset Crew Dragon in the next few years, I'm curious if you could kind of give me a snapshot of the status of the fleet of Crew Dragons.
You have five vehicles in your fleet right now for crew missions, and do you have any plans to pull a few of them off flight status, you know, to use as spares or test vehicles or something like that, and keep a portion of the fleet on flight status and a portion of the fleet kind of in reserve?
Or how do you plan to manage your fleet, I guess is the question, as you phase out and wind down Crew Dragon? Thanks.

Lee Eckert: Hi, yeah, thank you for the question. Yeah, we're proud of the fact that Dragon remains the safest, most reliable crew transportation system flying today, and looking forward to many more Dragon missions on the manifest in years to come.
As you mentioned, we have five crew capsules and three cargo capsules that stay active across the fleet. We typically fly them in a pretty steady rotation—first out, first in, first out.
We do have one crew capsule that is sidelined for free-fly missions in a non-docking configuration, but the rest of our capsules remain in the active fleet, and we plan to keep it that way. Thank you.