AsiaSat

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Asia Satellite Telecommunications Co. Ltd. (commonly AsiaSat) (NYSE: SAT) is a commercial operator of communication spacecraft. AsiaSat is based in Hong Kong with two major shareholders, CITIC Group and GE.

spacecraft manufacturer launch orbit
AsiaSat 1 Hughes (for Western Union) retired
AsiaSat 2 Lockheed Martin Astro Space 1995 100.5 degrees East
AsiaSat 3
(transferred to Hughes Global Services)
AsiaSat 3S Boeing Satellite Systems 1997 105.5 degrees East
AsiaSat 4 Boeing Satellite Systems 2003 122.2 degrees East
AsiaSat 5 Space Systems/Loral Planned for 2009 100.5 degrees East

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