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Intelsat and Hispasat to share the new satellite in 55.5° West
Hernan Amaya | October 22, 2014
The satellite companies Intelsat and Hispasat will share the capacity of the new satellite Intelsat 34, which will be launched during the second half of 2015 and will occupy the 55.5° West orbital position. This agreement will reinforce the DTH services of both companies.
According to the press release distributed by both companies, they will both share the Ku band capacity over Brazil. The Intelsat 34 owns a total of 22 transponders in C band to cover America and Europe and 18 transponders in Ku band to provide services in Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, Brazil, Europe and part of the US.
Both companies started a collaborative relationship this June, when Hispasat’s Amazonas 1 and Intelsat’s Galaxy 11 started sharing the 55.5° West orbital position. These two satellites will continue to be placed there until the end of 2015.
“The reach of our agreement in the mid and long term will provide higher security to our customers about the continuity of the services we are providing from 55.5° West”, stated Hispasat’s CEO, Carlos Espinós.
http://exnetapps.intelsat.com/flash...ot.html?sat=Intelsat%2034%20at%20304.5%BA%20E
Hernan Amaya | October 22, 2014
The satellite companies Intelsat and Hispasat will share the capacity of the new satellite Intelsat 34, which will be launched during the second half of 2015 and will occupy the 55.5° West orbital position. This agreement will reinforce the DTH services of both companies.
According to the press release distributed by both companies, they will both share the Ku band capacity over Brazil. The Intelsat 34 owns a total of 22 transponders in C band to cover America and Europe and 18 transponders in Ku band to provide services in Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, Brazil, Europe and part of the US.
Both companies started a collaborative relationship this June, when Hispasat’s Amazonas 1 and Intelsat’s Galaxy 11 started sharing the 55.5° West orbital position. These two satellites will continue to be placed there until the end of 2015.
“The reach of our agreement in the mid and long term will provide higher security to our customers about the continuity of the services we are providing from 55.5° West”, stated Hispasat’s CEO, Carlos Espinós.
http://exnetapps.intelsat.com/flash...ot.html?sat=Intelsat%2034%20at%20304.5%BA%20E
