Home›Cargo Spacecraft›All Cargo SpacecraftBrowse ByAll Cargo SpacecraftBoxy Cargo Module with a Berthing CollarReference and ClassificationDevelopingUncrewed vehicles built to carry supplies, equipment or experiments to an orbital destination such as a space station, rather than to carry a human crew. Belongs here: any resupply craft with no crew cabin. Does not belong here: a vehicle built primarily to carry astronauts, grouped under Crewed Spacecraft.FactsAll Cargo SpacecraftSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonField Origin EraWell-attested1978 1All Cargo SpacecraftFilter Results11 entriesSpacecraft TypeAllCommercial Cargo Spacecraft (2)Government Agency Cargo Spacecraft (6)Space Station Logistics and Planned Modules (3)OperatorAllChina National Space Administration (1)European Space Agency (1)JAXA (2)NASA (1)Northrop Grumman (1)Roscosmos (1)SpaceX (1)Launch EraAll1978-01-20 (1)2001-03-08 (1)2008-03-09 (1)2009-09-10 (1)2013-09-18 (1)2017-04-20 (1)2025-10-26 (1)2026-06-23 (1)StatusAllActive (4)Cancelled (3)Planned (1)Retired (3)ManufacturerAllAirbus Defence and Space (1)China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (1)Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (1)Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (1)Orbital Sciences Corporation (1)S.P. Korolev Rocket and Space Corporation Energia (2)SpaceX (1)Thales Alenia Space (2)MissionAllInternational Space Station Program (8)Tiangong Program (1)Mission OfAllInternational Space Station Program (8)Tiangong Program (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 11Automated Transfer VehicleCargo SpacecraftCygnusCargo SpacecraftH-II Transfer VehicleCargo SpacecraftHTV-XCargo SpacecraftMulti-Purpose Logistics ModuleCargo SpacecraftNode 4Cargo SpacecraftProgressCargo SpacecraftScience Power PlatformCargo SpacecraftSoyuz-VCargo SpacecraftSpaceX StarfallCargo SpacecraftTianzhouCargo SpacecraftSources1. Wikipedia: Progress (spacecraft)tier 2Wikimedia FoundationProgress (spacecraft), design sectionQuote, Progress (spacecraft), design sectionProgress 1 launched on 20 January 1978 aboard the same rocket used to launch the Soyuz.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.