September 2014. Soyuz TMA-14M launch. Back-up crew members see their collegues off to the ISS. In half a year the cosmonauts will go to the orbit themselves

The Sky as a Gift: Jet Flight for a Real Man

Baikonur. Traces of a great era – the transport and assembly block of the Energia-Buran program.

Our excursions make space closer and more understandable. Join the next discoveries!

Readiness number one. We are going to Baikonur, are you with us?

Breathtaking views from a jet plane! The best gift for February 23!

Star City reveals its secrets. Try on the Sokol spacesuit at the Cosmonaut Training Center!

Looking for a thrill? Zero-gravity flight will change your perception of the limits of what is possible.

Our tourists are seeing off the Soyuz MS-26 crew on their space flight. Baikonur is waiting for you too!

Excursion weekdays in Star City: the ISS RS simulator room

The Progress MS trail leads to orbit, yours—to Baikonur. Hurry to book a tour!

High-five the sky and discover a world of unique aviation experiences!

Cosmonaut Training Center: 65 years in orbit of success!

Don’t miss your chance to become part of a winter fairy tale on the wings of an L-39!

Join our next amazing Zero-Gravity flight on March 11, 2025!

Don’t miss your chance to touch space! Tour to Baikonur 12.02.25 “Progress MS-30”

What’s for lunch for an astronaut? The menu from orbit will surprise you!

Our tourists watch the preparations for the launch of Soyuz MS-26. Archive photo.

Do you want to challenge yourself? Then centrifuge training is what you need!

Book your flight and join the ranks of the conquerors of the sky!

Visit where stars are born! Excursion to the legendary Star City and Cosmonaut Training Center.

Incredibly beautiful multi-angle video footage. Book a jet plane flight for yourself and your loved ones!

A group of our tourists watched the launch of the Progress MS-29 spacecraft at the Baikonur Cosmodrome.

Underwater Steps to the Stars: Training in the Hydrolab of the Cosmonaut Training Center

Today, a group of our tourists watched the Progress MS-29 being removed from the assembly and testing complex.