Fantastic view from MiG-29 cockpit

Young participants of our afterschool program in the Star City met with members of the international crew of astronauts who are preparing for one of the nearest space launches.

Jet trainers L-29 Delfin and L-39 Albatros are awaiting their pilots. Flying jets is a great adventure of spring that doesn’t require long clearance procedures and exhausting formalities. Just book a flight date and come to the airfield. Unique one day programs for one or for two, group flights and many other options — no way you can fail to be moved.

Selfie with space rocket background? — No sweat! Our exclusive tour to the Baikonur cosmodrome provides an opportunity to make a lot of stunning shots on unique space facilities and to capture all the details of the preparation of the spacecraft and the crew for launch.

Everyone of us has had a dream in childhood to fly to space one time at least. This dream doesn’t seem to be so unreal as it seems for the first sight. Our specialists will help you to plunge into the world of real astronauts and to learn how the spacecraft looks like and how it operates. Soyuz-TMA spacecraft complex simulator can provide simulation of the work of all onboard systems and motion of the spacecraft, as well as the visual observation of everything what can be seen by astronauts through the windows or visual sight (the periscope) inside the decent module of the spacecraft.

To fly not in a dream but in reality it is possible — in simulated zero-gravity onboard IL-76MDK aircraft

Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center visitors have a plenty of opportunities to be a real space conqueror for a while. Our tour participants are having Sokol rescue spacesuit training. The cosmonauts are wearing these suits during the launch and reentry.

It is not necessary to train a lot or pass a thorough selection to be like a jet pilot, to perform aerobatics and try jet’s highest speed and capacity. Just apply for the flight and come to the airfield; take your seat in L-29 or L-39 jet trainer cockpit and conquer the skies together with an experienced pilot!

Our team at the pad No 17, Cosmonaut hotel.

Yesterday evening our group witnessed Soyuz MS-08 launch taking place from Baikonur launchsite. Tomorrow the spacecraft will dock to the ISS and the crew comprising Roscosmos cosmonaut Oleg Artemyev and NASA astronauts Andrew Feustel and Richard Arnold will start their half-a-year space mission. And we are starting group enrollment for the next Baikonur tour. The next manned launch is scheduled for June 06.

Few minutes ago Soyuz MS-09 manned spacecraft was lauched from Baikonur launchsite. Our tourists witnessed this fantastic event We congratulate all space enthusiasts on the successful launch.

Rocket installed onto the launchpad. In two days Soyuz MS-08 will go to space the launch is scheduled for March 21, 20:44, Moscow time.

Today at 7.00 (local time) Soyuz-FG launcher with Soyuz — MS spacecraft was rolled-out from the integration building and installed onto the launchpad #1 (Gagarin pad).

Don’t miss the greatest spring adventure! Perform zero-g flight aboard GCTC IL-76. Group enrollment for April 19-20 is on. A couple of seats still available!

Only one week left to the orbiting of the next international crew onboard Soyuz MS-08 spacecraft. Our tourist group is getting ready to depart for Baikonur in order to participate in all pre-launch events. Despite it’s already too late to apply for this launch, you may request joining our tour to Baikonur in summer time — on June 6 we’ll see the blas-off of Soyuz MS-09.

Aircrafts come first! Our brilliant sky conqueress!

Soyuz MS-06 crew safely came back from space! Descent capsule with Alexander Musurkin (Roscosmos), Mark Vande Hei (NASA) and Joseph Acaba (NASA) successfully landed in Kazakh steppe today at 05:31 Moscow time. Photo credit: Alexander Ryumin/TASS

Attention! Baikonur tour enrollment for launch on March, 21st ends up on February, 26th

Our young space fans in snowy Star City. This year Russian winter is lavish in snow indeed. We remind that apart from extreme adventures we also deal with educational programs and tours for schoolchildren.

Together with this brave crew we saw off to space Soyuz MS-07 launched in December 2017. Baikonur winter is something unbelievable despite low temperatures. Join our next tour in March! Space is calling for you!

Launchpad number 1 called “Gagarin Pad”. From this very pad humanity made its first steps to space on April 12, 1961 and following the tradition all manned missions nowadays are launched from this one. By the way you also can witness a space launch joining our next Baikonur tour that will be taking place from March 18 to March 22

March 21, 2018 — updated date of the Soyuz MS-08 spacecraft launch. Join our five-day tour to the Baikonur cosmodrome, personally feel the pre-start tension, watch the preparation and launch of the spacecraft with international crew to the ISS.

Join our next amazing Zero-Gravity flight on April 19-20th, 2018!

Flights on training jets L-29 and L-39 is the best choice for addicts of adrenaline, high speeds and thrill! Take your seat in the cockpit of one of our training jets and rise to conquer the sky! You can visit our airbase alone, with your partner or with a big group of friends.

December 2017. Sightseeing tour around the city for participants of our tour to the Baikonur cosmodrome.