| The manned flight No. | 98 |
| The manned flight of the USSR No. | 56 |
| The manned flight of the Soyuz No. | 48 |
| Launch: | 07/17/1984 17:40:54 |
| Landing: | 07/29/1984 12:55:30 |
| Duration: | 11 d 19 h 14 m 36 s (283 h 14 m 36 s) |
| Orbits: | 186 |
| The manned flight No. | 98 |
| The manned flight of the USSR No. | 56 |
| The manned flight of the Soyuz No. | 48 |
| Launch: | 07/17/1984 17:40:54 |
| Landing: | 07/29/1984 12:55:30 |
| Duration: | 11 d 19 h 14 m 36 s (283 h 14 m 36 s) |
| Orbits: | 186 |
Cosmonaut No. 86
Cosmonaut of the USSR No. 43
Dzhanibekov: 4th flight
Cumulative time: 33 d 12 h 46 m 29 s
(804 h 46 m 29 s)
Cosmonaut No. 111
Cosmonaut of the USSR No. 53
Woman-cosmonaut № 2
Savitskaya: 2nd flight
Cumulative time: 19 d 17 h 7 m 0 s
(473 h 7 m 0 s)
Cosmonaut No. 143
Cosmonaut of the USSR No. 58
Volk: 1st flight
Cumulative time: 11 d 19 h 14 m 36 s
(283 h 14 m 36 s)
48th manned flight of the Soyuz. Docked with Salyut-7. Fourth visit-expedition to the station Salyut-7. Vladimir Dzhanibekov - the first among the Soviet cosmonauts made the fourth space flight. Svetlana Savitskaya - the first among women to make the second space flight and the first among women made an spacewalk.
Igor Volk, Vladimir Dzhanibekov and Svetlana Savitskaya.
The longest flight:
05/13/1982 211 d 9 h 4 m 31 s (5073 h 4 m 31 s)
Anatoly Berezovoy and
Valentin Lebedev
The largest number of flights: 6 Young
The most cumulative time in space (3 flights): 361 d 21 h 31 m 57 s (8685 h 31 m 57 s) Valeriy Ryumin
Soyuz Т-13
2001 Antropos.