Musk reposted a tweet stating that SpaceX currently holds the top five fastest docking speeds for US International Space Station launches.
Musk reposted a tweet from @cb_doge stating that SpaceX currently holds the top five fastest docking times for U.S. International Space Station launches. The Crew-13 mission ranks first with a time of 7 hours and 55 minutes (October 1, 2026), followed by CRS-31 (12 hours and 23 minutes), Crew-11 (14 hours and 43 minutes), Ax-2 (15 hours and 35 minutes), and Crew-4 (15 hours and 44 minutes). All five missions were carried out by the Dragon spacecraft.
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