NASA and its international partners announced Wednesday that they had approved crew members for Axiom Space's first private astronaut mission to the International Space Station (ISS).
"This represents another significant milestone in our efforts to create a low-Earth orbit economy," Phil McAlister, director of commercial spaceflight at NASA,. "I wish these Axiom crew members safe travels, and I hope they find their time in space productive and enjoyable."
"The goal for the Ax-1 crew is to set a standard for all future private astronaut missions in terms of our preparation and professionalism," López-Alegría noted. "As the commander, I am proud of the work these crew members have put in to be ready to conduct meaningful work on the International Space Station and glad to see them meet the standards required of all astronauts flying to station since Expedition 1.
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