Intelsat is seeking modification of its Galaxy 11 satellite authorization. It...
Intelsat is seeking modification of its Galaxy 11 satellite authorization. It wants “to relocate Galaxy 11 to and to operate the satellite at 44.8 degrees west,” it said in its application to the FCC International Bureau (http://xrl.us/bnu3ei). From this location,…
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the satellite will provide service using the 13750-14500 MHz, 10950-11200 MHz and 11700-12200 MHz frequency bands, it said. Jansky-Barmat Telecommunications requested an addition of the Amazonas-3 satellite network at 61 degrees west to the permitted space station list. Jansky made the request “to allow all U.S. C-band, Ku-band and Ka-band earth stations to uplink to the satellite in the conventional C-band and the Ka-band frequencies,” Jansky said in a separate application (http://xrl.us/bnu3g5). The satellite will provide domestic and international services “operating in FSS [fixed satellite service] frequency bands, including direct-to-home service in Ku band,” it said.