LAUNCH OF CREW-6 TO ISS, Mar 2, 2023, KSC, 12:34 am ET

Update March 1, 3:30 pm ET:  NASA has updated the time when TV coverage will begin to 8:45 pm ET.

Update, March 1:  NASA confirms they will try again on March 2 at 12:34 am ET. The launch was scrubbed due to a clogged filter in the TEA-TEB line. NASA TV launch coverage begins March 1, 9:00 pm ET.

Update, February 27, 8:30 am ET: NASA says they will try again no earlier than March 2, 2023 at 12:34 am ET pending resolution of the technical issue.

Update, February 27, 2:30 am ET: The launch was scrubbed at T-2:14 due to a problem with the supply of TEA-TEB ignition fluid for the Merlin engines.

Update, February 25: Launch is still on track for Monday, February 27, at 1:45 am ET   A post-launch press conference is scheduled for approximately 3:30 am ET.

NASA TV coverage begins Sunday, February 26, at 10:15 pm ET.

Update, February 21: The launch has been delayed one day to February 27 at 1:45 am ET.

Original Entry: NASA plans to launch the next crew on a SpaceX Crew Dragon to the International Space Station, Crew-6, on Sunday, February 26, 2023 at 2:07 am ET.

NASA TV coverage begins Saturday night at 10:30 pm ET.  Several media events are planned leading up to and after the launch. See our separate Calendar entries for those.

The four crew members are:

• Stephen Bowen, NASA astronaut, spacecraft commander
• Woody Hoburg, NASA astronaut, pilot
• Sultan Alneyadi, UAE astronaut, mission specialist
• Andrey Fedyaev, Roscosmos cosmonaut, mission specialist