Crew:
    James D. Halsell [5], Commander
    Scott J. Horowitz [3], Pilot
    Mary Ellen Weber [2], Mission Specialist
    Jeffrey N. Williams [1], Mission Specialist
    James S. Voss [4], Mission Specialist
    Susan J. Helms [4], Mission Specialist   
    Yuri V. Usachyov [3], Mission Specialist (Russia)

Launch:
    Pad: 39-A (56)
    Date: 19 May 2000
    Time: 10:11:10 UTC

Orbit:
    Altitude: 173 nm
    Inclination: 51.6 degrees
    Orbits: 155
    Duration: 9 days, 20 hours, 9 minutes, 9 seconds
    Distance: 4.076,000 miles

Landing:
    Location: Runway 15, Kennedy Space Center, FL (51)
    Date: 29 May 2000
    Time: 06:20:19 UTC
    Rollout: 1 minute, 2 seconds (2,710 meters, 8,892 feet)

Highlights:
    3rd Space Station Assembly Flight ISS-2A.2a
    The ISS orbit was boosted by 30 miles, new batteries installed, fans for improved air circulation installed, and a loose crane secured.
    A damaged tile seam caused a breach which allowed superheated gas to enter the left wing during reentry. The gas did not penetrate deeply and the damage was repaired.