SpaceX postponed the return of the Crew Dragon crew from the ISS by two days

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MOSCOW, February 3 The Crew Dragon spacecraft with a commercial crew will undock from the International Space Station and return to Earth no earlier than February 5 due to unfavorable conditions of entry into the dense layers of the atmosphere, stated SpaceX on social media X.
The undocking was previously scheduled for February 3.
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"Due to unfavorable reentry conditions off the coast of Florida, we are now planning to undocking the (Crew) Dragon and the Ax-3 crew from the ISS no earlier than Monday, February 5,” the company said in a statement.

The Ax-3 mission, which included Italian citizen Walter Villaday, Markus Wandt from Sweden, as well as The first Turkish citizen to fly in space, military pilot Alper Gezeravci, launched to the ISS on January 19, captained by experienced NASA astronaut and Axiom employee Michael Lopez-Alegria.

During For almost two weeks, along with the ordinary station crew, he took part in the daily and scientific work of the ISS. The Ax–3 mission is the third all-commercial crew flight conducted under a NASA contract by Axiom Space.