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WORLD SKIES SES, a division of SES SA (Paris: SESG) (LuxX: SESG), announced that its satellite SES-1ha started its commercial services in the orbital position at 101 degrees west.
Built by Orbital Sciences, SES-1 was successfully launched aboard a Proton rocket ILS-Breeze M last April 24, 2010.
The satellite replaces AMC-2 and AMC-4 in the key orbital position at 101 degrees west over North America and is used for transmission of TV programming in virtually all cable networks in the U.S..
Built by Orbital Sciences, SES-1 was successfully launched aboard a Proton rocket ILS-Breeze M last April 24, 2010.
The satellite replaces AMC-2 and AMC-4 in the key orbital position at 101 degrees west over North America and is used for transmission of TV programming in virtually all cable networks in the U.S..