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A new Express-AM1 satellite to be put into orbit on next October 30

Moscow, Russia - It is destined to operate for 12 years providing internet and digital TV services

A new Russian/Japanese-made communications satellite will be put into geostationary orbit on next October 30. It is what would have recently been unveiled by Russian Space Agency, as the assembly of the new satellite, called Express-AM1, would have already been completed. According to what pointed out, the Express should operate for a period not longer than 12 years, in order to provide internet connections,...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 104234
Rome, Italy, 09/29/2004 13:49
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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