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REDACTED for PUBLIC INSPECTION Appendix A REDACTED - FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION Appendix A Intelsat License LLC REDACTED -- FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION Transponder and Contract Information Satellite Call Sign Transponder name Frequency Total Capacity Total Capacity (MHz) Total Capacity (MHz) Percentage Used for Range (MHz) (MHz) Under Contract Under Contract March Customer outside March 2019 2016 the U.S. Galaxy 12 S2422 10C/10C 3882 - 3918 36 0% 11C/11C 3902 - 3938 36 0% 12C/12C 3922 - 3958 36 0% 13C/13C 3942 - 3978 36 0% 14C/14C 3962 - 3998 36 0% 15C/15C 3982 - 4018 36 0% 16C/16C 4002 - 4038 36 0% 17C/17C 4022 - 4058 36 0% 18C/18C 4042 - 4078 36 0% 19C/19C 4062 - 4098 36 0% 1C/1C 3702 - 3738 36 0% 20C/20C 4082 - 4118 36 0% 21C/21C 4102 - 4138 36 0% 22C/22C 4122 - 4158 36 0% 23C/23C 4142 - 4178 36 0% 24C/24C 4162 - 4198 36 0% 2C/2C 3722 - 3758 36 0% 3C/3' 3742 - 3778 36 0% 4C/4C 3762 - 3798 36 0% SC/SC 3782 - 3818 36 0% 6C/6C 3802 - 3838 36 0% 7C/7C 3822 - 3858 36 0% 8C/8C 3842 - 3878 36 0% 9C/9C 3862 - 3898 36 0% 'This transponder is used for occasion/al use "OU" services. Intelsat License LLC REDACTED -- FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION Transponder and Contract Information Satellite Call Sign Transponder name Frequency Total Capacity Total Capacity (MHz) Total Capacity (MHz) Percentage Used for Range (MHz) (MHz) Under Contract Under Contract March Customer outside March 2019 1 2016 the U.S. Galaxy 13 S2386 10C/10C 3882 - 3918 36 0% 11C/11C 3902 - 3938 36 0% 12C/12C 3922 - 3958 36 0% 13C/13C 3942 - 3978 36 0% 14C/14C 3962 - 3998 36 0% 15C/15C 3982 - 4018 36 0% 16C/16C 4002 - 4038 36 0% 17C/17C 4022 - 4058 36 0% 18C/18C 4042 - 4078 36 0% 19C/19C 4062 - 4098 36 0% 1C/1C 3702 - 3738 36 0% 20C/20C 4082 - 4118 36 0% 21C/21C 4102 - 4138 36 0% 22C/22C 4122 - 4158 36 0% 23C/23C 4142 - 4178 36 0% 24C/24C 4162 - 4198 36 0% 2C/2C 3722 - 3758 36 0% 3C/3C 3742 - 3778 36 0% 4C/4C 3762 - 3798 36 0% SC/SC 3782 - 3818 36 0% 6C/6C 3802 - 3838 36 0% 7C/7C 3822 - 3858 36 0% 8C/8C 3842 - 3878 36 0% 9C/9C 3862 - 3898 36 0% 'The following transponders are design/ated for restoration of services in the event of a transponder or satellite failure and are contractually committed to be available on- demand for such purposes: 1C/1 C, 12C/12C, 16C/16C, 18C/18C, 20C/20C, 24C/24C, 2C/2C, 3C/3C, and 8C/8C. Intelsat License LLC REDACTED -- FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION Transponder and Contract Information Satellite Call Sign Transponder name Frequency Total Capacity Total Capacity (MHz) Total Capacity (MHz) Percentage Used for Range (MHz) (MHz) Under Contract Under Contract March Customer outside March 2019 1 2016 the U.S. Galaxy 14 S2385 10C/10C 3882 - 3918 36 0% 11C/11C 3902 - 3938 36 0% 12C/12C 3922 - 3958 36 0% 13C/13C 3942 - 3978 36 0% 14C/14C 3962 - 3998 36 0% 15C/15C 3982 - 4018 36 0% 16C/16C 4002 - 4038 36 0% 17C/17C 4022 - 4058 36 0% 18C/18C 4042 - 4078 36 0% 19C/19C 4062 - 4098 36 0% 1C/1C 3702 - 3738 36 0% 20C/20C 4082 - 4118 36 0% 21C/21C 4102 - 4138 36 0% 22C/22C 4122 - 4158 36 0% 23C/23C 4142 - 4178 36 0% 24C/24C 4162 - 4198 36 0% 2C/2C 3722 - 3758 36 0% 3C/3C 3742 - 3778 36 0% 4C/4C 3762 - 3798 36 0% SC/SC 3782 - 3818 36 0% 6C/6C 3802 - 3838 36 0% 7C/7C 3822 - 3858 36 0% 8C/8C 3842 - 3878 36 0% 9C/9C 3862 - 3898 36 0% 'The following transponders are design/ated for restoration of services in the event of a transponder or satellite failure and are contractually committed to be available on- demand for such purposes: 18C/18C and 3C/3C. Intelsat License LLC REDACTED -- FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION Transponder and Contract Information Satellite Call Sign Transponder name Frequency Total Capacity Total Capacity (MHz) Total Capacity (MHz) Percentage Used for Range (MHz) (MHz) Under Contract Under Contract March Customer outside March 2019 1 2016 the U.S. Galaxy 15 S2387 10C/10C 3882 - 3918 36 0% 11C/11C 3902 - 3938 36 0% 12C/12C 3922 - 3958 36 0% 13C/13C 3942 - 3978 36 0% 14C/14C 3962 - 3998 36 0% 15C/15C 3982 - 4018 36 0% 16C/16C 4002 - 4038 36 0% 17C/17C 4022 - 4058 36 0% 18C/18C 4042 - 4078 36 0% 19C/19C 4062 - 4098 36 0% 1C/1C 3702 - 3738 36 0% 20C/20C 4082 - 4118 36 0% 21C/21C 4102 - 4138 36 0% 22C/22C 4122 - 4158 36 0% 23C/23C 4142 - 4178 36 0% 24C/24C 4162 - 4198 36 0% 2C/2C 3722 - 3758 36 0% 3C/3C 3742 - 3778 36 0% 4C/4C 3762 - 3798 36 0% SC/SC 3782 - 3818 36 0% 6C/6C 3802 - 3838 36 0% 7C/7C 3822 - 3858 36 0% 8C/8C 3842 - 3878 36 0% 9C/9C 3862 - 3898 36 0% 'The following transponders are design/ated for restoration of services in the event of a transponder or satellite failure and are contractually committed to be available on- demand for such purposes: 11C/11C and 12C/12C. Intelsat License LLC REDACTED -- FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION Transponder and Contract Information Satellite Call Sign Transponder name Frequency Total Capacity Total Capacity (MHz) Total Capacity (MHz) Percentage Used for Range (MHz) (MHz) Under Contract Under Contract March Customer outside March 2019 1 2016 the U.S. Galaxy 16 S2687 10C/10C 3882 - 3918 36 0% 11C/11C2 3902 - 3938 36 0% 12C/12C2 3922 - 3958 36 13% 13C/13C 3942 - 3978 36 0% 14C/14C 3962 - 3998 36 100% 15C/15C 3982 - 4018 36 0% 16C/16C 4002 - 4038 36 0% 17C/17C2 4022 - 4058 36 0% 18C/18C 4042 - 4078 36 0% 19C/19C 4062 - 4098 36 0% 1C/1C 3702 - 3738 36 0% 20C/20C 4082 - 4118 36 0% 21C/21C 4102 - 4138 36 0% 22C/22C2 4122 - 4158 36 0% 23C/23C2 4142 - 4178 36 0% 24C/24C 4162 - 4198 36 100% 2C/2C 3722 - 3758 36 0% 3C/3C 3742 - 3778 36 0% 4C/4C2 3762 - 3798 36 0% SC/SC 3782 - 3818 36 0% 6C/6C 3802 - 3838 36 0% 7C/7C 3822 - 3858 36 0% 8C/8C2 3842 - 3878 36 0% 9C/9C 3862 - 3898 36 0% 'The following transponders are design/ated for restoration of services in the event of a transponder or satellite failure and are contractually committed to be available on- demand for such purposes: 23C/23C and 4C/4C. 2 These transponders are used for occasional use ("OU") services. Intelsat License LLC REDACTED -- FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION Transponder and Contract Information Satellite Call Sign Transponder name Frequency Total Capacity Total Capacity (MHz) Total Capacity (MHz) Percentage Used for Range (MHz) (MHz) Under Contract Under Contract March Customer outside March 2019 1 2016 the U.S. Galaxy 17 S2715 10C/10C 3882 - 3918 36 0% 11C/11C 3902 - 3938 36 0% 12C/12C 3922 - 3958 36 0% 13C/13C 3942 - 3978 36 0% 14C/14C 3962 - 3998 36 0% 15C/15C 3982 - 4018 36 0% 16C/16C 4002 - 4038 36 0% 17C/17C 4022 - 4058 36 0% 18C/18C 4042 - 4078 36 0% 19C/19C 4062 - 4098 36 0% 1C/1C 3702 - 3738 36 0% 20C/20C 4082 - 4118 36 0% 21C/21C 4102 - 4138 36 0% 22C/22C 4122 - 4158 36 0% 23C/23C 4142 - 4178 36 0% 24C/24C 4162 - 4198 36 0% 2C/2C 3722 - 3758 36 0% 3C/3C 3742 - 3778 36 0% 4C/4C 3762 - 3798 36 0% SC/SC 3782 - 3818 36 0% 6C/6C 3802 - 3838 36 0% 7C/7C 3822 - 3858 36 0% 8C/8C 3842 - 3878 36 0% 9C/9C 3862 - 3898 36 0% 'The following transponders are designated for restoration of services in the event of a transponder or satellite failure and are contractually committed to be available on- demand for such purposes: 1C/1 C, 11C/11C, 14C/14C, and 15C/15C. Intelsat License LLC REDACTED -- FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION Transponder and Contract Information Satellite Call Sign Transponder name Frequency Total Capacity Total Capacity (MHz) Total Capacity (MHz) Percentage Used for Range (MHz) (MHz) Under Contract Under Contract March Customer outside March 2019 1 2016 the U.S. Galaxy 18 S2733 10C/10C 3882 - 3918 36 0% 11C/11C 3902 - 3938 36 0% 12C/12C 3922 - 3958 36 0% 13C/13C 3942 - 3978 36 0% 14C/14C 3962 - 3998 36 0% 15C/15C 3982 - 4018 36 0% 16C/16C 4002 - 4038 36 0% 17C/17C 4022 - 4058 36 0% 18C/18C 4042 - 4078 36 0% 19C/19C 4062 - 4098 36 0% 1C/1C 3702 - 3738 36 0% 20C/20C 4082 - 4118 36 0% 21C/21C 4102 - 4138 36 0% 22C/22C 4122 - 4158 36 0% 23C/23C 4142 - 4178 36 0% 24C/24C 4162 - 4198 36 0% 2C/2C 3722 - 3758 36 0% 3C/3C 3742 - 3778 36 0% 4C/4C 3762 - 3798 36 0% SC/SC 3782 - 3818 36 0% 6C/6C 3802 - 3838 36 0% 7C/7C 3822 - 3858 36 0% 8C/8C 3842 - 3878 36 0% 9C/9C 3862 - 3898 36 0% 'The following transponders are designated for restoration of services in the event of a transponder or satellite failure and are contractually committed to be available on- demand for such purposes: 17C/17C and 24C/24C.
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