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Commercially developed crewed spacecraft serving the ISS.

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Crew Dragon
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Crewed capsule · since 2020
Crew Dragon is SpaceX's crewed spacecraft, which returned human launch capability to the United States in 2020 under NASA's Commercial Crew Program.
Boeing Starliner
In development
Crewed capsule · since 2019
Boeing's Starliner is a crewed capsule developed under NASA's Commercial Crew Program; it flew its Crew Flight Test to the ISS in 2024.
Dream Chaser
In development
Reusable spaceplane
Dream Chaser is a reusable lifting-body spaceplane by Sierra Space; first designed for crew under the Commercial Crew competition, its initial Tenacity vehicle is configured to deliver cargo to the ISS.