The following space vehicles and spaceports are currently used for launching human spaceflights: Soyuz program (USSR/Russia): spacecraft on Soyuz launch vehicle, from Baikonur Cosmodrome; 140 crewed orbital flights since 1967, including two in-flight aborts which failed to reach orbit,  Shenzhou program (China): spacecraft on Long March launch vehicle, from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center; 6 flights since 2003,  SpaceShipTwo (US): Air launched from White Knight Two carrier aircraft. 4 suborbital spaceflights since 2018, as of July 2021 Crew Dragon (US): Part of the Commercial Crew Program, launched from Kennedy Space Center on a Falcon 9 rocket. Three successful launches as of May 2021.
The following space vehicles and spaceports are currently used for launching human spaceflights: Soyuz program (USSR/Russia): spacecraft on Soyuz launch vehicle, from Baikonur Cosmodrome; 146 crewed orbital flights since 1967, including two in-flight aborts which failed to reach orbit, . Shenzhou program (China): spacecraft on Long March launch vehicle, from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center; seven crewed orbital flights since 2003, . SpaceShipTwo (US): Air launched from White Knight Two carrier aircraft. Four crewed suborbital flights since 2018, as of the end of July 2021. Crew Dragon (US): Part of the Commercial Crew Program, launched from Kennedy Space Center on a Falcon 9 rocket. Three crewed orbital flights as of the end of May 2021.
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seven crewed orbital
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4 suborbital spaceflights
Four crewed suborbital flights
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the end of July 2021.
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crewed orbital flights as of the end