The Progress M1-3 flight included 1559 kg of propellant, much of which was transferred to Zvezda to fill its tanks (which were partially depleted during maneuvers to rendezvous and dock with the station). The remainder of the propellant was used by the Progress to reboost the station to a higher orbit. Other equipment aboard this Progress cargo flight, totaling 875 kg, includes a carbon dioxide removal system, components for Zvezda's oxygen generation system, parts for the station's toilet, two IBM ThinkPad computers and other electrical gear. The spacecraft also carries clothing, tools, brackets, myriad nuts and bolts, food preparation equipment, air purification systems, television and communications gear and components of other life support systems. One of the tasks of the Atlantis mission in September will be to offload the Progress vehicle to make way for a second Progress later this fall. 

The Progress M1-3 undocked from the International Space Station at 0405 UTC on November 1. Reentry was expected at 0742 UTC over the South Pacific at 17°S and 160°W.