Soyuz MS-10

Crew:
    Aleksei Ovchinin [2], Commander
    Tyler Hague [1], Flight Engineer (USA)

Backup Crew:
    Oleg Kononenko (Turkmenistan)
     (for Ovchinin)
    David Saint-Jacques (Canada)
     (for Hague)

Launch:
    Location: Baikonur, Site 1/5
    Date: 11 October 2018
    Time: 08:40:15 UTC

Landing:
    Date: 11 October 2018
    Time: 08:59:56 UTC
    Location: 47° 35.1' N, 68° 0.4' E

Duration: 19 minutes, 41 seconds

Call Sign: Burlak

When the strap on boosters separated at 2 minutes, 45 seconds into the flight, one failed to separate and push away properly. It impacted the second stage booster, causing a fuel tank to rupture and the rocket to lose attitude control. The flight was aborted and the crew landed safely. Abort took place about 50 km and an apogee of 93 km was reached, qualifying as a spaceflight by USAF standards.

Landing location was 20km East of Jezkazgan, Kazakhstan

Crew

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