Soyuz TM-14 carried cosmonauts Alexander Viktorenko and Alexander Kaleri, plus German researcher Klaus-Dietrich Flade, to Mir, becoming the first crewed spaceflight launched by Russia after the Soviet Union's collapse.
- Outcome
- Success
- Orbit
- LEO
- Low Earth orbit
- Payload to orbit
- 7.2 T
- Flight
- 55th
- of 71 Soyuz-U2 flights
- Date and time
- 17 March 1992, 10:54 UTC
- Rocket
- Soyuz-U2
- Builder
- Progress RSC
- Launch site
- 1/5, Baikonur Cosmodrome, Republic of Kazakhstan
- Payload
- Human Exploration
- International designator
- 1992-014
- Launches in 1992
- 15th of 97
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