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 • Notes: Satellite count excludes Astra 2B Astra excludes count Satellite 139°W AMC-8 SES WORLDSKIESFleet Today North American 137°W AMC-7 Western Arc 135°W AMC-10 131°W AMC-11 129°W CIEL-2 125°W AMC-21 AMC-18 105°W Center Arc AMC-15 American North 103°W AMC-1 AMC-4 101°W AMC-2 87°W AMC-3 North American Eastern Arc 85°W AMC-16 83°W AMC-9 79°W AMC-5 72°W AMC-6 24 SATELLITES Atlantic NSS-806 Region 40.5°W Ocean 37.5°W NSS-10 22°W NSS-7 28.2°E Astra 2B Indian Ocean Region NSS-703 57°E NSS-5 Asia 95°E NSS-6 108.2°E NSS-11 Pacific Ocean Hybrid Ku/Ka Hybrid Hybrid C/Ku Hybrid Ku-Band Affiliate C-Band Region 183°E NSS-9 Fleet Deployment Plan 3 new satellites being launched in the next year NSS-12 ASTRA 3B 57ºE 23.5ºE October 29, 2009 1Q 2010 Europe Middle East Middle East Africa East Africa India Central Asia 2010 2009 2011 NSS-5 SES-1 SES-2 340ºE 101ºW 79ºW Early 2010 1Q 2010 4Q 2010 Americas US 50 State US 48 State Europe Africa AMC-2 Middle East 79ºW 1Q/2Q 2010 US 48 State New Satellite Redeployed Satellite Successful Launch - October 29, 2009 NSS-12 Expanding Power & Coverage 57ºE 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): 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, 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 Extensive on board connectivity facilitates networks ‘hubbed’ in Europe and Asia Substantial incremental capacity in Middle East, Central Asia (Kazakhstan) and India October 2009 NSS-12 C-Band Payload Summary 57ºE 3 beams covering West Hemisphere, East Hemisphere and a Global coverage Total of 36 physical transponders with a mixture of 36 and 72 MHz transponders West Hemi East Hemi 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 Uplink to downlink connectivity between hemispheres Cross-strapping from EU/ME to West Hemi to increase effective C-Band capacity over Global Africa 8 x 36 MHz fixed Linearized transponders for improved throughput close to saturation October 2009 NSS-12 Ku-Band Payload Summary 57ºE 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. 4 beams covering Europe/Middle East, India, East Africa and Central Asia Downlink transponder switching 6 x 36 MHz EU/ME and IN 6 x 36 MHz CA and IN 4 x 54 MHz EU/ME and IN Uplink to downlink connectivity to facilitate interconnected networks India Beam particularly from Europe Up to 18 x 36 MHz equiv. Cross-strapping from EU/ME to East Africa West Hemi to increase effective C-Band capacity over Africa 12 x 36 MHz equiv Linearized transponders with ALC functionality Capable of delivering DTH and VSAT services throughout the region Early 2010 NSS-5 at 340ºE Station-kept Growth in the Atlantic 340ºE New, station-kept capacity for the NSS-5 Satellite Facts Atlantic Ocean Orbital Position: 340° East Superior Beam Coverage Arrival Date: Early 2010 Full coverage of Europe and Africa EOL: 2015 in East Hemi Payload (36 MHz equiv. units): Enhanced coverage of Middle East and “Stans” C-band: 52 transponders 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 Precise pointing under review Substantial expansion opportunities by bringing new capacity to trans-Atlantic routes customers that have become capacity constrained at 338ºE 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 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): 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 Connectivity to Europe through connection to Europe high capacity wide-band Ka-Band ASTRA 3B (23.5E) SATSOFT S2 Tx Beam transponder 8.00 7.00 47 Teleport services available 50 40 6.00 44 from Betzdorf SATSOFT 44 ASTRA 3B (23.5E) 5.00 IC1 Tx Beam 8.50 Theta*sin(phi) in Degrees Theta*sin(phi) 40 8.00 45 Beam coverage may be tailored to 4.00 47 48 49 47 7.50 50 45 optimize coverage of Afghanistan 3.00 Degrees in Theta*sin(phi) 47 47 50 48 7.00 49 51 47 2.00 50 6.50 45 49 48 40 47 1.00 44 6.00 45 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 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 Cross-strapping from C-band to Payload: Ku-band on six transponders C-band: 24 x 36MHz transponders Home to HD Prime and Enterprise Ku-band: 24 x 36MHz transponders customers Coverage: U.S. 50-State AMC-2 will be redeployed to 79ºW () p 0° SATSOFT SATSOFT 10° 10° 0 39 35 0 37 31 37 37 41 39 5° 43 39 39 45 41 43 40 41 39 47 43 48 0 4 29 37 49 42.49 47 41 48 0 45 47 33 39 41 51.83 45 48 37 40 39 35 37 37 49 39 31 43 48 0 39 37 47 35 41 29 39 37 45 41 37 33 ° 39 37 31 43 41 29 0 39 37 1 0 1Q 2010 101ºW SES-1 / SES-3 C-band Payload() p 0° 5° 33 SATSOFT 33 10° 35 37 39 37 40 35 41 41.47 33 31 29 40 33 29 31 39 37 31 29 35 29 33 31 29 SES-1/SES-3 1Q 2010 SES-1 / SES-3 Ku-band Payload 101ºW 0° 5° T SES-1/SES-3 SATSOF 10° 0 37 39 43 41 43 37 45 47 41 49 39 0 48 47 39 51.83 37 45 41 43 48 37 49 0° 43 47 48 41 45 3937 0 39 41 37 0 1Q/2Q 2010 AMC-2 Covering the U.S. and Gulf of Mexico 79ºW AMC-2 Satellite Facts 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 () 0° 5° SAT SO FT 10° ANC 38 42 40 46 44 SEA MSP 49 PWM BOS VVESJRA DEN 48 SMESLAX 48 ATL 38 49 50.34 44 48 40 46 46 42 42 44 10° 40 MSU40 0° 38 38 44 42 HNL 5° AMC-2 • Notes: Satellite count excludes Astra 2Band 3B Astra excludes count Satellite 139°W AMC-8 SES WORLDSKIESFleet in2012 North American 137°W AMC-7 Western Arc 135°W AMC-10 131°W AMC-11 129°W CIEL-2 125°W AMC-21 AMC-18 105°W Center Arc AMC-15 American North 103°W SES-1 101°W SES-3 87°W AMC-3 North American Eastern Arc 85°W AMC-16 83°W AMC-9 79°W SES-2 77°W QuetzSat-1 AMC-6 26 SATELLITES 72°W AMC4 40.5°W NSS-806 Atlantic Region Ocean 37.5°W NSS-10 22°W NSS-14 20°W NSS-7 5°E Sirius 5 Indian Ocean Region 23.5°E Astra 3B 28.2°E Astra 2B 57°E NSS-12 Asia 95°E NSS-6 108.2°E NSS-11 Pacific Ocean Hybrid Ku/Ka Hybrid Hybrid C/Ku Hybrid Ku-Band Affiliate C-Band Region 183°E NSS-9 Thank you! Thank you! Samantha McCloskey Vice President Global Occasional Use Services and Special Events [email protected] 20.