The resupply mission was carried out on a two-orbit, super fast-track rendezvous profile with the orbital outpost.
Usually, the Russian space freighters use a standard two-day or short six-hour rendezvous profiles to reach the ISS.
The launch was initially scheduled for 28 March, however, it had to be postponed for a week. Now the spacecraft is expected to break a record by carrying the cargo to the ISS in just three hours.