Soyuz

Beyond Gravity required only a minor adaptation to make the dispenser used for OneWeb’s Soyuz launches compatible with GSLV 2022-03-03.

The July seat barter agreement includes seat exchanges between Soyuz and Crew Dragon missions in 2023 and 2024.

CAS500-2 was contracted in 2017 to launch on a Russian Soyuz rocket from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan and was scheduled for the first half of the year under a contract with GK Launch Services.

The Crew-6 seat used for the United Arab Emirates astronaut flight is a seat Axiom Space acquired from NASA in exchange for a Soyuz seat the company purchased directly from Roscosmos.

The Soyuz rockets that previously deployed OneWeb satellites carried 34–36 satellites per launch, comparable to GSLV 2022-03-03 payload capacity.

OneWeb took a $229,000,000 charge in 2022 linked to the stranded satellites and the terminated Soyuz launch contract.

Arianespace had aimed to perform six more Soyuz missions under a 19-launch contract to complete OneWeb’s constellation, including a launch of spare satellites for in-orbit backup capacity.

OneWeb took a $229,000,000 charge in the current year linked to the canceled Soyuz launches and the 36 satellites left stranded in Kazakhstan after their ride was called off.

Arianespace used Russia’s Soyuz rocket to deploy 428 of OneWeb’s planned 648 broadband satellites before its launch campaign for OneWeb halted in March.

OneWeb included an impairment charge of $229,200,000 in its 2022 fiscal year linked to suspension of Soyuz launches and satellites stranded in Kazakhstan.

The $272,300,000 reduction and $1,000,000 loss of prepayments were offset by the reversal of $44,100,000 of charges, including payments for future launches no longer scheduled on Soyuz.

OneWeb was preparing to launch 36 satellites on a Soyuz rocket from Baikonur in March 2022 when the launch was called off.

The Russian government required the British government to divest its stake in OneWeb as a condition for the Soyuz launch from Baikonur in March 2022.

Delays in finalizing the agreement between the American and Russian governments created uncertainty about whether the agreement would be completed in time to allow Frank Rubio to fly on Soyuz MS-22.

Frank Rubio is scheduled to launch to the International Space Station on 2022-09-21 on the Soyuz MS-22 spacecraft.

NASA and Roscosmos implemented an agreement for integrated crews announced 2022-07-15 that includes crew exchanges between Soyuz and Crew Dragon missions.

NASA astronaut Frank Rubio will fly on the Soyuz MS-22 mission launching 2022-09-21.

Crew-5 is scheduled to launch no earlier than 2022-09-29 and the launch was expected to be pushed back a few days to provide more spacing with the Soyuz MS-22 mission.