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European Astronaut Corps

Name
Selected
Status
1978
Inactive
1978
Retired
1978
Retired
1978
Deceased
1985
Retired
1992
Retired
1992
Inactive
1992
Inactive
1992
Retired
1992
Inactive
1998
Inactive
1998
Inactive
1998
Inactive
1998
Inactive
1998
Inactive
1998
Inactive
1998
Inactive
1998
Inactive
1999
Inactive
1999
Inactive
1999
Inactive
1999
Inactive
2009
Active
2009
Active
2009
Active
2009
Active
2009
Active
2022
Candidate
2022
Candidate
2022
Candidate
2022
Candidate
2022
Candidate
2022
Candidate
2022
Candidate
2022
Candidate
2022
Candidate
2022
Candidate
2022
Candidate
2022
Candidate
2022
Candidate
2022
Candidate
2022
Candidate
2022
Candidate

Notes: Jean-Pierre Haigneré is currently senior advisor to the ESA Director of Launchers.
   Claudie Haigneré is currently Minister for Research and New Technologies in the French government.
   Michel Tognini became head of the Astronaut Division of the ESA in May 2003.
   Philippe Perrin left to become a test pilot with Airbus Industries in May 2004.
   Umberto Guidoni became a Member of the European Parliament in July 2004.
   Thomas Reiter left to join the Executive Board of the German Space Agency in October 2007.
   Pedro Duque left to become Director of Operations of the Spanish User Support and Operations Centre (USOC) in Madrid.
   Reinhold Ewald is presently heading the Flight Operations Division within the ESA.
   Gerhard Thiele became Resident Fellow with the European Space Policy Institute in Vienna, Austria on 1 April 2010.


Europeans who have flown but are not in the European Astronaut Corps [1]

Name
Selected
Status
1976
Deceased
1976
Retired
1980
Retired
1982
Deceased
1987
Retired
1989
Retired
1989
Retired
2023
Active

1. Not listed are astronauts from non-ESA member nations, such as Poland or Bulgaria.

 


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