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I asked Grok.

SpaceX has transported a total of 60 people to the International Space Station (ISS) using its Crew Dragon spacecraft across 16 missions (Demo-2, Crew-1 through Crew-11, and Axiom-1 through Axiom-4). This count includes all crew members launched on these missions, with adjustments for Crew-9, which launched only 2 due to accommodations for the Boeing Starliner issues.

SpaceX has brought back a total of 58 people from the ISS. This includes all returned crew members across the 15 completed missions, plus the 2 additional astronauts (from the Boeing Starliner) who were brought back on Crew-9's return flight. The 4 members of Crew-11 remain on the ISS as of August 26, 2025, and have not yet returned.

So - SpaceX has launched 60 people to the ISS (including the 4 currently there as part of Crew 11). They brought back 58 people. The 4 from Crew 11 will make that 62 people brought back once they complete that mission. That means that when that ship returns to Earth SpaceX will have (safely) sent 60 people and returned 62.

I don't think that has ever happened before - except for shuttles and rockets blowing up. Boeing will get a nice footnote or an asterisk in the history books for that.