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Commercial Communications Satellites Commercial Communications Satellites BS-3N; BSAT-1B (I), -2A, -2C, -3A, -3B; N-SAT-110 Geosynchronous Orbit 93.5°E 92.0°E 91.5°E 95.0°E Cakrawarta 1, Telkom 1, NSS-11, SES-7 100.5°E 98.5°E 105.0°E 105.5°E 108.0°E 109.0°E 110.5°E110.0°E DRIFTING: 88.0°E 87.5°E 113.0°E 85.0°E 83.0°E 115.5°E 80.0°E 78.5°E 76.5°E 116.0°E 75.0°E 74.0°E (Gorizont 30] 118.0°E 72.0°E LMI AP 2 119.5°E 70.5°E 68.5°E 66.0°E 64.5°E 122.0°E (I), W75 64.0°E 123.0°E Sinosat-1/Intelsat APR-2 62.0°E Astra 1F 124.0°E MEASAT 3, 3A 60.0°E Thuraya 3 (I) Insat 3A, 4B 57.0°E Palapa D, Koreasat 5 Inmarsat II F-4 (I) 56.0°E Chinasat-9 [Comstar D4] 55.0°E THOR 2A (I) 128.0°E Asiasat 3S [Koreasat 2] Asiastar 1 Asiasat 5 53.0°E ABS-7, Koreasat 6 52.5°E 132.0°E NSS-6 51.5°E Chinasat 6B 51.0°E50.5°E 134.0°E 48.0°E ST-1, -2 Chinastar-1 Intelsat-15/JCSat-85Insat 4A Esiafi 1 (I) 136.0°E Thaicom 5 Apstar 2R 47.5°E ThaicomTelkom 4 2 ABS-1, -1AInsat 3C, 4CR 138.0°E IntelsatW5 706, Leasat F-5 (I) 46.0°E Intelsat-7, -10 45.0°E 142.0°E IntelsatInmarsat 17 III F-1 [BONUM] Asiasat 4 Intelsat 906 43.5°E 143.5°E JCSat 3A Garuda 1 Intelsat 902 [Express AM-22] 42.0°E JCSat 4A IntelsatNSS-12 904 (I) 144.0°E JCSat 5A, Vinasat 1 MOST-1 (I) 39.0°E Insat 3E, Intelsat 702, 709 38.0°E°E 146.0°E , 12 (IOS) SESAT 2 36.0 °E Yahsat 1A Apstar 1A [Measat 1] 33.5 150.0°E Apstar 5/Telstar 18 Galaxy 26, Sirius 3 Galaxy 27 33.0°E 150.5°E Apstar 6 IntelsatW48 26 31.5°E Intelsat 601 (I), 24 Superbird C2; MBSAT 1 N-Star C Africasat 1 30.5°E 152.0°E Apstar 90˚E Intelsat-12, 29.0°E Inmarsat IV F1 Thuraya 2 (I) 154.0°E Turksat-2A (I),[Palapa -3A C1] 28.5°E MABUHAY/Agila 2 1 (I) Hellas-Sat 2 156.0°E HGS-3 28.2°E W4, W7 26.0°E Hylas-1 Eurobird 3, Galaxy 11, New Dawn 25.5°E 158.0°E JCSat 1B Astra 1G Palapa C2 (I) Arabsat 5A 25.0°E Optus D2 Xtar-EUR 24.5°E Eurobird 1 23.5°E 160.0°E JCSat 2A Astra 2A, 2B, 2D[Arabsat 2D] Optus C1, D3 135°E 45˚E BADR-4, -5, -6 21.5°E 162.0°E Superbird C (I) Eurobird 2 21.0°E Inmarsat IV F2 Inmarsat III F-5 20.0°E 164.0°E Optus D1 Astra 3A, 3B W6 19.2°E 166.0°E Superbird B2 Afristar 17.0°E Arabsat 2B Optus B3 (I) 16.0°E 169.0°E Astra 1H, 1KR, 1L, 1M, 2C, 1D (I) 13.0°E Intelsat-8 Amos 5i [Asiasat 2] SESAT 1 11.5°E 172.0°E Intelsat-5 W2M, Eurobird 16, Hot Bird 6, 8, 9 10.0°E GE-23 Intelsat 603 (I) 9.0°E W2A KA-SAT Eurobird 9A [Hot Bird 7A], 7.0°E W3A 5.0°E Sirius 4/Astra 4A, 1E 178.0°E Inmarsat III F-3, Intelsat 602 (I) Eurobird-4A 4.0°E Rascom 1R 3.0°E Intelsat 701 180.0°E 180° 0˚ Astra 1C (I) 2.0°E Intelsat 10-02; Thor 5, 6 1.0°W NSS-9 Amos 2, 3 MEO Thor 3 4.0°W TDRS-5 Atlantic Bird 3 177.0°W ICO-A1 4.5°W Nilesat 101, 102, 201; Atlantic Bird 4A 5.0°W [Hot Bird 10] 174.0°W Telecom 2D (I), Atlantic Bird 2 7.0°W Atlantic Bird 1 Telstar 12 8.0°W Inmarsat III F-2 Intelsat 901 12.5°W NSS-5 NSS-7 15.0°W Intelsat 905 16.0°W Intelsat 907 18.0°W 63˚ Inclination between 140˚W and 60˚W Intelsat Sirius 1 Hispasat 1C,801 1D, 1E; XTAR-LANT 20.0°W 135˚W 45˚W Intelsat 25 22.0°W Sirius 3 Intelsat 903 [Protostar] 24.5°W Sirius 2 NSS-10 Inmarsat II F-2 (I) 27.5°W NSS-806 , Telstar 11N [Spainsat] Inmarsat II F-1 AMC-8(I) 29.5°W Intelsat-11 30.0°W AMC-7 90˚W Intelsat-14 AMC-10 NSS-703 31.5°W Intelsat-1R Intelsat 707 AMC-11 Inmarsat III F-4 34.5°W 144.0°W Galaxy 12, 15 CIEL-2 Intelsat 805 Intelsat-9, -16 37.5°W 142.0°W EchostarAmazonas-1, III, XII, XV -2 Estrela do Sul 1/Telstar 14, 2/14R 40.5°W AMC-4STAR ONE C1 Galaxy 18 STAR ONE C2 43.0°W AMC-6 139.0°W DIRECTV-1R Horizons-2Nimiq 5 Galaxy 13/Horizons-1 QuetzSatBrasilsat B3A 45.0°W AMC-2, -5VENESAT-1 Galaxy 14, AMC-21 SatMex 5 Intelsat-3R (I) 137.0°W XM Rock Nimiq 4 Brasilsat B4 AMC-9 XM-5 AMC-16; XM Rhythm Galaxy 28 AMC-3 47.0°W Boeing 70 135.0°W SatMex 6 MSAT-1 50.0°W Echostar IX/Galaxy 23 DIRECTV-5 MSAT-2 133.0°W Anik F1, 1R ; Solidaridad 2 (I) 11; SES-1 53.0°W Sirius 5 [Echostar IV]; 131.0°W SkyTerra 1 54.0°W Galaxy 19 55.5°W Roll , Spaceway 2 Others 222* 129.0°W Nimiq 1, 2 58.0°W 127.0°W 16 Inmarsat IV F3 61.0°W 17; Brasilsat B2 (I) 61.5°W 125.0°W AMC-15, -18; Echostar I, VIII, 63.0°W Echostar X, XI; XM Blues, Galaxy 25, ICO G1 123.0°W Echostar VII, XIV; DIRECTV-7S; Anik F3 67.0°W65.0°W Anik F2, Wild Blue 1, Terrestar-1 Galaxy 70.0°W 121.0°W 72.0°W Note: (I) Inclined orbit * Includes Eutelsat-leased S/C: Galaxy 72.5°W 119.0°W ; Spaceway 1; DIRECTV 10,12 73.0°W Galaxy 3C, Spaceway 3 74.0°W 117.0°W 75.0°W 115.5°W 77.0°W AM 22 (Sesat 2) 81.0°W 79.0°W 78.0°W Based on best public information 82.0°W 115.0°W 83.0°W 82.5°W 113.0°W 84.0°W DIRECTV-4S, -8, -9S, - 85.0°W 87.0°W 89.0°W 111.0°W 110.0°W AMC-1 available at the time. 107.5°W 106.5°W 103.5°W 103.0°W 101.5°W VI 99.0°W 101.0°W 98.0°W 97.0°W 96.0°W 95.0°W 93.0°W 92.0°W 91.0°W 30 June 2011 208710-001.ai.
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