30 Nov. – 1 Dec. 2009

Our Satellites. Your Ambitions.

Samantha McCloskey Vice President Special Events and Occasional Use Services ISOG - Geneva, Switzerland New in 2009: SES World Skies

• AMC and NSS are now World Skies • One Management Team • One Billing & Contract system • Streamlined Customer Account Management • Occasional use now a Global Team What is new with SES WORLD SKIES Occasional Use

• One Global Team – Two Locations

• The Hague, Netherlands

• Princeton NJ, USA

• Effective December 1: One World Skies Booking System Rollout

• Across the Domestic and International Fleet

• STARS Online Bookings as of Dec 1, Domestic; Jan 1 International!

3 Global Team with Two Locations

U.S. Domestic Locations: Princeton, New Jersey Local Team: 4 2009 Active Customers to date: 96 Anchor Customers: ABC, CBS, Crawford, NBC and Turner International Location: The Hague, Netherlands Local Team: 4 2009 Active Customers to date: 47 Total Active Customer base: 107 Anchor Customers: EBU, KDDI, NHK, Arrowhead, RTL Germany, New Zealand Racing Board, MTN, CapRock, Globecast Worldwide STARS Online Bookings

ScheduAll Selected as SES WORLD SKIES Platform • Online Bookings To go live by of December 1, 2009. • To include all assets of SES WORLD SKIES (Americom and New Skies) fleet shared across both booking centers and the PMOC • Complements customers’ business: • Industry Standard • User friendly and effective Occasional Use Domestic and International Booking Contacts

US Domestic Office: International Office: Princeton NJ, USA The Hague, Netherlands Phone: +1 800 732 3273 Phone: +31 70 306 4200 @:[email protected] @:[email protected]

To contact an individual team member: [email protected] What’s New for News?

7 SES WORLD SKIES Fleet Today

24 SATELLITES C-Band

Ku-Band

Hybrid C/Ku

Hybrid Ku/Ka

Affiliate

North Atlantic North American American North American Ocean Indian Ocean Pacific Ocean Western Arc Center Arc Eastern Arc Region Region Asia Region NSS-9 NSS-5 NSS-7 NSS-6 AMC-6 AMC-7 CIEL-2 AMC-1 AMC-4 AMC-2 AMC-3 AMC-9 AMC-5 AMC-8 NSS-10 NSS-11 AMC-10 AMC-11 AMC-21 AMC-18 AMC-15 AMC-16 Astra 2B NSS-703 NSS-806 E E ° W E W W W W W W W W W W ° E E ° ° ° W W W W W W ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° 57 95 72 22 87 85 79 83 183 28.2 139 137 135 131 129 125 105 103 101 40.5 37.5 108.2

Notes: • Satellite count excludes Astra 2B Fleet Deployment Plan 3 new satellites being launched in the next year

NSS-12 ASTRA 3B 57ºE 23.5ºE October 29, 2009 1Q 2010 ƒ Europe ƒ Middle East ƒ Middle East ƒ Africa ƒ East Africa ƒ India ƒ Central Asia 2010 2009 2011

NSS-5 SES-1 SES-2 340ºE 101ºW 79ºW Early 2010 1Q 2010 4Q 2010 ƒ Americas ƒ US 50 State ƒ US 48 State ƒ Europe ƒ Africa AMC-2 ƒ Middle East 79ºW 1Q/2Q 2010 ƒ US 48 State

New Satellite Redeployed Satellite Successful Launch - October 29, 2009 NSS-12 Expanding Power & Coverage 57ºE

ƒ Reinforces strong neighborhood NSS-12 Satellite Facts at 57ºEast across Europe, Africa, Middle East and Asia, offering Orbital Location: 57° East four times more power and more Launch Date: October 2009 than twice the capacity of NSS- EOL: 2024 703 Payload (36 MHz equiv. units): ƒ Four high power Ku-band regional beams customized for C-band: 40 transponders DTH, VSAT, Government and Ku-band: 48 transponders Broadband applications Coverage: Indian Ocean region, ƒ First dedicated Ku-band spot including Europe, Africa, the Middle East, beam to cover East Africa the Indian subcontinent and Asia complementing NSS-7 West African coverage ƒ Extensive on board connectivity facilitates networks ‘hubbed’ in Europe and Asia ƒ Substantial incremental capacity in Middle East, Central Asia (Kazakhstan) and India October 2009 NSS-12 C-Band Payload Summary 57ºE

ƒ 3 beams covering West Hemisphere, East Hemisphere and a Global coverage ƒ Total of 36 physical transponders with a mixture of 36 and 72 MHz transponders West Hemi East Hemi ƒ 36 MHz transponder over Europe / 16 x 36 MHz fixed 8 x 36 MHz fixed Africa for increased PSD and up to 2 x 72 MHz fixed up to 4 x 72 MHz fixed throughput ƒ Uplink to downlink connectivity between hemispheres ƒ Cross-strapping from EU/ME to West Hemi to increase effective C-Band capacity over Global Africa 8 x 36 MHz fixed ƒ Linearized transponders for improved throughput close to saturation October 2009 NSS-12 Ku-Band Payload Summary 57ºE

ƒ Total of 36 physical transponders Central Asia with a mixture of 36 and 54 MHz Europe Beam Up to 18 x 36 MHz equiv. transponders Up to 18 x 36 MHz equiv. ƒ 4 beams covering Europe/Middle East, India, East Africa and Central Asia ƒ Downlink transponder switching ƒ 6 x 36 MHz EU/ME and IN ƒ 6 x 36 MHz CA and IN ƒ 4 x 54 MHz EU/ME and IN ƒ Uplink to downlink connectivity to facilitate interconnected networks India Beam particularly from Europe Up to 18 x 36 MHz equiv. ƒ Cross-strapping from EU/ME to East Africa West Hemi to increase effective C-Band capacity over Africa 12 x 36 MHz equiv ƒ Linearized transponders with ALC functionality ƒ Capable of delivering DTH and VSAT services throughout the region Early 2010 NSS-5 at 340ºE Station-kept Growth in the Atlantic 340ºE

ƒ New, station-kept capacity for the NSS-5 Satellite Facts Atlantic Ocean Orbital Position: 340° East ƒ Superior Beam Coverage Arrival Date: Early 2010 ƒ Full coverage of Europe and Africa EOL: 2015 in East Hemi Payload (36 MHz equiv. units): ƒ Enhanced coverage of Middle East and “Stans” C-band: 52 transponders ƒ Steerable Ku-Band beams for Ku-band: 12 transponders location over Africa, Middle East Coverage: Atlantic Ocean region, the and/or Latin America with Americas, including Europe, Africa and connectivity to US the Middle East ƒ Precise pointing under review ƒ Substantial expansion opportunities by bringing new capacity to trans-Atlantic routes ƒ customers that have become capacity constrained at 338ºE ƒ Allows capacity optimization between 338ºE and 340ºE and develops a ‘neighborhood’ approach in the AOR 1Q 2010 Astra 3B New Ku-Band capacity for Middle East 23.5ºE

ƒ Steerable Ku-Band spot beam Astra3B Satellite Facts coverage shaped for Gulf region Orbital Position: 23.5° East including Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Launch Date: 1Q 2010 Horn of Africa and the Arabian peninsula EOL: 2024 Payload (36 MHz equiv. units): ƒ 12 x 36 MHz transponders of new capacity ideal for domestic VSAT Ku-band: 12 transponders networks, government applications Ka-Interconnect: 6 transponders and broadband Coverage: Middle East and Afghanistan with ƒ Connectivity to Europe through connection to Europe high capacity wide-band Ka-Band ASTRA 3B (23.5E) SATSOFT S2 Tx Beam transponder 8.00

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from Betzdorf SATSOFT 44 ASTRA 3B (23.5E) 5.00 IC1 Tx Beam 8.50 Theta*sin(phi)Degrees in 40

8.00 45 ƒ Beam coverage may be tailored to 4.00 47 48 49 47 7.50 50 45 optimize coverage of Afghanistan 3.00 Theta*sin(phi) in Degrees 47 47 50 48 7.00 49 51 47 2.00 50 6.50 45 49

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5.50 -3.50 -3.00 -2.50 -2.00 -1.50 -1.00 -0.50 0.00 0.50 1.00 1.50 0.00 Theta*cos(phi) in Degrees -1.00 0.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 Theta*cos(phi) in Degrees 1Q 2010 SES-1 / SES-3 Center of the North American Arc 101ºW

ƒ Replacing AMC-4 / AMC-2 at SES-3 Satellite Facts 101ºW with U.S. 50-State Orbital Position: 101° West coverage Launch Date: Q1 2010 EOL: 17+ yrs ƒ Cross-strapping from C-band to Payload: Ku-band on six transponders C-band: 24 x 36MHz transponders ƒ Home to HD Prime and Enterprise Ku-band: 24 x 36MHz transponders customers Coverage: U.S. 50-State ƒ AMC-2 will be redeployed to 79ºW

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0 1Q/2Q 2010 AMC-2 Covering the U.S. and Gulf of Mexico 79ºW AMC-2 Satellite Facts ƒ Replacing AMC-5 at 79ºW with Orbital Position: 79° West U.S. 50-State coverage Relocation Date: 1Q/Q2 2010 EOL: 2011 Payload: Ku-band: 24 x 36MHz transponders Coverage: U.S. 50-State

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AMC-2 SES WORLD SKIES Fleet in 2012

26 SATELLITES C-Band

Ku-Band

Hybrid C/Ku

Hybrid Ku/Ka

Affiliate

North Atlantic North American American North American Ocean Indian Ocean Pacific Ocean Western Arc Center Arc Eastern Arc Region Region Asia Region AMC4 SES-1 SES-2 SES-3 NSS-9 NSS-7 NSS-6 AMC-6 AMC-7 CIEL-2 AMC-3 AMC-9 AMC-8 Sirius 5 NSS-12 NSS-10 NSS-14 NSS-11 AMC-10 AMC-11 AMC-21 AMC-18 AMC-15 AMC-16 Astra 3B Astra 2B NSS-806 QuetzSat-1 E E E ° E W W W W W W W W W W W ° ° E E ° ° ° W W W W W W W W ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° E ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° 5 57 95 77 72 22 20 87 85 79 83 183 23.5 28.2 139 137 135 131 129 125 105 103 101 40.5 37.5 108.2

Notes: • Satellite count excludes Astra 2B and 3B Thank you!

Thank you!

Samantha McCloskey Vice President Global Occasional Use Services and Special Events [email protected]

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