Frank De Winne

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Frank De Winne is a Belgian aerospace engineer and former Air Force pilot who became a European Space Agency astronaut and the first European commander of the International Space Station.

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Frank De Winne canonical 3

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instanceOf aerospace engineer
astronaut
human
military officer
test pilot
awardReceived Harmon Trophy
Order of Leopold
surface form: Officer of the Order of Leopold
citizenship Belgium
commandedMission ISS Expedition 21
countryOfBirth Belgium
countryOfService Belgium
dateOfBirth 1961-04-25
educatedAt Royal Military Academy (Belgium)
employer Belgian Air Force
European Space Agency
familyName De Winne
fieldOfWork aerospace engineering
spaceflight
firstSpaceflight Soyuz TMA-1
firstSpaceflightYear 2002
gender male
givenName Frank
hasWorkedOn International Space Station flight control teams
surface form: International Space Station operations
isAstronautOf European Space Agency
languageSpoken Dutch
English
French
Russian
militaryBranch Belgian Air Force
militaryRank major general
name Frank De Winne self-link
nationality Belgian
notableAchievement first European to command the International Space Station
notableFor European human spaceflight leadership
occupation aerospace engineer
astronaut
military pilot
performedDockingWith International Space Station
placeOfBirth Ghent
position first European commander of the International Space Station
secondSpaceflight Soyuz TMA-15
secondSpaceflightYear 2009
spaceAgency ESA
spaceMission Expedition 20
surface form: ISS Expedition 20

ISS Expedition 21
Soyuz TMA-1
Soyuz TMA-15
totalTimeInSpace approximately 198 days
wasSelectedAsAstronautIn 1998

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European Astronaut Corps notableMember Frank De Winne
Frank De Winne name Frank De Winne self-link