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Pesquet to Lead Private ISS Mission, Heralding a New Era in Commercial Spaceflight
space2 months ago

Pesquet to Lead Private ISS Mission, Heralding a New Era in Commercial Spaceflight

NASA’s 2025 rule change opens the ISS command seat to private missions led by non-NASA veterans; France’s Thomas Pesquet will command Vast’s 2027 two-week ISS mission aboard Haven-1, with Arnaud Prost as flight test engineer, marking the first private-crew mission led by a non-NASA veteran. The deal cements Vast’s European presence and comes alongside a UK-backed option to fly John McFall, signaling a broader shift to governments buying seats on commercial stations as Haven-1 moves toward its planned 2027 launch.

France to send two astronauts on Vast's private missions to ISS and Haven-1
space2 months ago

France to send two astronauts on Vast's private missions to ISS and Haven-1

Vast, a private space station developer, announced a France-government deal to fly two French astronauts in 2027 on its missions: Thomas Pesquet will command the first private ISS flight, and ESA reserve Arnaud Prost will fly Haven-1. The missions, using SpaceX Crew Dragon and lasting about two weeks, will include science experiments and outreach, with crew selections subject to a multilateral ISS partner board. France will share more details at a September summit, and Vast plans to open a European HQ in Paris, underscoring sovereign astronauts' role in the commercial space station model.