The FCC International Bureau granted 30-day special temporary authority licenses...
The FCC International Bureau granted 30-day special temporary authority licenses to Universal Space Network, Gogo and Intelsat. USN was granted a 30-day STA to use its Naalehu, Hawaii, earth station “to provide launch and early orbit phase services for the…
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Skynet-5D satellite” on 2074.177 MHz and 2080.623 MHz, and 2252.500 MHz and 2259.500 MHz, the bureau said in a public notice (http://xrl.us/bn73kk). Gogo was granted an STA to do in-flight testing of a single aircraft earth station in the 14.0-14.5 GHz and 11.7-12.2 GHz bands “with SES-1 at the 101 degrees west orbital location and NSS-703 at the 47.05 degrees west orbital location,” the bureau said. Intelsat’s STA license will be used to test an antenna in Nuevo, Calif., “to communicate with the Galaxy 28 satellite at the 89 degrees west orbital location” using the 29.625 GHz and 29.791 GHz and 19.825 GHz and 19.991 GHz frequencies, it said.