Both the Apollo program and SpaceX's Crew Dragon have achieved a perfect record for successful crewed returns from spaceflights, with no fatalities during re-entry or landing for their respective crewed missions. In contrast, the Soyuz program has experienced two fatal incidents during return (Soyuz 1 due to parachute failure and Soyuz 11 due to depressurization), while the Space Shuttle had one catastrophic failure during re-entry (Columbia).