Gaganyaan will be capable of operating at low Earth orbit for up to 7 days. The upgraded version will be equipped with rendezvous and docking capabilities. Its first crewed flight is planned for 2024 and four Indian astronauts have begun flight training in Russia. New unnamed Chinese spacecraft Chinese replacement for Shenzhou is a six-person lunar capable spacecraft. An uncrewed flight took place on 5 May 2020, with a crewed flight possible by 2025. Initial flights will be to the new Chinese space station, lunar missions are expected in the 2030s. Dream Chaser United States seven person Earth orbital space plane. An uncrewed cargo version is scheduled to fly in space in 2023, and a crewed version is planned to fly by 2025. Orel Russian four person lunar-capable spacecraft to enable the retirement of Soyuz. The first crewed flight is planned for 2025. SpaceShip III American eight person suborbital spaceplane for use in space tourism and tended research flights. Crewed spacecraft (planned) The Chinese company Space Transportation is developing a winged rocket for suborbital space tourism. As of January 2022, a first flight is planned for 2024. Copenhagen Suborbitals Tycho Brahe Micro Spacecraft (MSC) - a non-profit, all volunteer project that aims to launch the first crewed amateur spacecraft into suborbital space. The project is being financed entirely through crowd-funding. If successful, this project will also make Denmark one of the few countries in the world that has a form of independent crewed spaceflight capabilities. Dynetics HLS, a planned NASA-contracted Human Landing System to be used on and around the Moon for NASA's Artemis program being developed by Dynetics and Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC). Was not selected for HLS program. Integrated Lander Vehicle - a planned NASA-contracted, Blue Origin lead, Human Landing System to be used on and around the Moon for NASA's Artemis program. Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, and Draper Laboratory are also developing key features of the vehicle. Was not selected for HLS program. Pegasus is a Japanese sub-orbital rocket plane currently being developed by PD AeroSpace. RSSC - a Russian reusable sub-orbital space complex, currently being developed by a private company KosmoKurs. Selena - NPO Aerospace Technologies (НПО «Авиационно-космические технологии»), suborbital space yacht. Susie - Smart Upper Stage for Innovative Exploration - a 2022 Arianespace proposal for a fully reusable five person craft for use by ESA for low earth orbit. Space stations in development Bigelow Commercial