List of ISS spaceflights

Consolidated timeline of past, present and scheduled flights to the International Space Station:

ISS flight types

R means flight financed by Russia, delivering Russian spacecraft (ISS module, ProgresS or Soyuz) and executed with Russian rocket (Soyuz or Proton).
A means flight financed by the United States, primary focus on assembly, executed with the Space Shuttle.
P means cargo re-supply and/or ORBit-boost flight executed with the Progress spacecraft.
S means human spaceflight with temporary visitors or delivering ISS Expedition crews, executed with Soyuz spacecraft
E means flight financed by ESA, delivering modules owned by ESA, executed with the Space Shuttle.
J means flight financed by JAXA, delivering modules owned by JAXA, executed with the Space Shuttle.
ATV means cargo re-supply and/or orbit-boost flight executed with the Automated Transfer Vehicle spacecraft.
HTV means cargo re-supply and/or orbit-boost flight executed with the H-II Transfer Vehicle spacecraft.
A/R means flight financed by the United States, delivering modules owned by USA and manufactured by Russia, executed with Russian rocket.
J/A means jointly financed JAXA/NASA flight, delivering equipment for both, executed with the Space Shuttle.
UF means Utilization Flight, secondary assembly objectives/deliveries possible
LF means Logistics Flight, secondary assembly objectives/deliveries possible
ULF means Utilization and Logistics Flight, secondary assembly objectives/deliveries possible