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| 1 | 25 E | moving | Es'hail 2 | 43700 | 2018-090A | DS2000 | Es'hailSat | Cape Canaveral | 5300 | 15-Nov-2018 | | | 24 Ku-band and 11-Ka-band transponders to provide direct broadcasting services throughout the Middle East and North Africa as well as government communication services. Moreover, Es’hail 2 will provide the world’s first geostationary amateur radio service in S-band/X-band ranges via its AMSAT hosted payload. |
| 2 | 55 E | moving | GSAT 29 | 43698 | 2018-089A | I-3K (I-3000) Bus | Indian National Satellite (INSAT) | Satish Dhawan Space Centre (Sriharikota) | 3423 | 14-Nov-2018 | | | 4 user spot Ka-band beams and 4 user spot Ku-band beams to provide Village Resource Centres (VRC) in rural areas to bridge the digital divide of users including those in Jammu & Kashmir and North Eastern regions of India. It also features Q/V band payload, optical communication payload and GEO High Resolution Camera (GHRC) camera with telescope |
| 3 | 74 E | moving | GSAT 11 | | | I-6K (modular) Bus | Indian National Satellite (INSAT) | Guiana Space Center | 5855 | 4-Dec-2018 | | | Multi beam HTS operating in Ka and Ku-bands with 32 user beams in Ku-band and 8 gateway beams in Ka-band. The payload includes 32 Ka x Ku-band forward link transponders and 8 Ku x Ka band return link transponders that will generate a capacity of more than 12 Gbps for users from a single platform. 16 Ku-band beams covering Indian mainland & Islands in both polarizations and 2 Ka-band beams over New Delhi & Bangaluru. |
| 4 | 93 E | moving | JCSat 2A (JCSat 8) | 27399 | 1990-001B | HS-601 | SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation | Guiana Space Center | 2600 | 29-Mar-2002 | | | 16 C-band, 16 Ku-band; coverage to Japan |
| 5 | 95 E | moving | SES 12 | 43488 | 2018-049A | Eurostar-3000 | SES S.A. | Cape Canaveral | 5300 | 4-Jun-2018 | | | 68 Ku-band (70 Ku-band spot beams) and 8 Ka-band (11 Ka-band spot beams) to provide television broadcasting and telecom infrastructure services from one end of Asia to the other, with beams adapted to six areas of coverage. It will also have a flexible multi-beam processed payload for providing broadband services covering a large expanse from Africa to Russia, Japan and Australia. It will replace NSS-6 satellite |
| 6 | 138 E | moving | Telstar 18V (Telstar 18 VANTAGE, APStar 5C) | 43611 | 2018-069A | LS-1300 | Telesat Canada Ltd. | Cape Canaveral | 7011 | 10-Sep-2018 | | | C-band, Ku-band regional beams and Ku-band HTS payload |
| 7 | 67 W | moving | Astra 1H | 25785 | 1999-033A | BSS-601HP | SES S.A. | Baikonur Cosmodrome | 3690 | 18-Jun-1999 | | | 32 Ku-band (for first five years, 28 after) transponders |
| 8 | 29 W | moving | Intelsat 9 (IS 9, PAS 9, PAS-23) | 26451 | 2000-043A | HS-601HP | Intelsat | Sea Launch (Odyssey platform) | 3659 | 28-Jul-2000 | | | 24 C-band, 24 Ku-band transponders delivering 160 voice, video, data, and Internet channels to Americas, Caribbean, Europe. Planned for relocation to 66.15 East orbital location |
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