This is about the announcement today:
Securing a carrier for the first-ever joint effort between NASA and ISRO astronauts at the International Space Station, which will mark a significant milestone in the U.S.-India space partnership and space exploration
It's not mentioned which carrier this will be.
Feel free to suggest other carriers if you think them likely, and I'll add them to the options.
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3.00https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce80glkl7nno
The Axiom Mission 4 (Ax-4), set to take off from Nasa's Kennedy Space Center in Florida next week, will be piloted by an Indian as it soars towards the International Space Station (ISS).
Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla of the Indian air force is among the four-member multi-country crew of Ax-4 that will be spending two weeks on the ISS.
If launch is cancelled - probably expect another (or same) Dragon, as that is what trained for?
For clarity:
If abort or fail to dock, is that launched so resolves as Dragon (launch with intention to 'go to' ISS is sufficient?) or does astronaut have to actually enter ISS?