Attachment DA 06-6

DA 06-6

ORDER & AUTHORIZATION submitted by IB,FCC

DA 06-6

2006-01-04

This document pretains to SAT-AMD-20051116-00220 for Amended Filing on a Satellite Space Stations filing.

IBFS_SATAMD2005111600220_473931

Federal Communications Commission Da 06—6 Before the Federal Communications Commission Washington, D.C. 20564 In the Matter of ) ) PANAMSAT LicENsee corp ) File Nos: sat—mop—19080028—00078 ) SAT—AMMD—19990222—00024 ) f sar—AnMD—20020226—00088 Application for Modification of ) Sa7—STA—20020705—00007 Authority to Operate the PAS—$ ) SAT—AMD—20081116—00220 Satelite at the 166° degrees E. ) Orbital Location ) CallSign: sateo orper anp aUtHORIzATION Adopted: January 4, 2006 Released: January 4, 2006 By the Deputy Chief, Satelite Division, International Bureau: 1 INTROPUCTION 1. By this Order, we modify PanAmSat Licensee Corp.‘s (*PanAmSat®) existing lcense to reflct the as—buit capscity of ts in—orbit PAS—5 satelite at the 166° EL. orbital location.. Accordingly, we authorize PanAmSat t provide Fixed Satellite Service ("FSS®)using the 12.25—12.75 GHtz, 14.0—14.5 CGitz, 3700—4200 MHz, and 5025—6425 MH frequency bands atthe 166° EL. orbitl location. In doing so, we also grant PanAmSat‘s request for waiver ofthe United States Table of Frequency Allocations (‘Table of Allocations*)" to permit it to use the 12.25—12.75 GHz frequency band for SS in Intemational Telecommunication Union ("FTU®) Region 2" Our action here permits PanAmSat to make maximum use ofits PAS—5 satelite and provide customers with increased service options. Finally, we determine that because the PAS—S satelte is not capable of operating in the 1145—11.7 GHz frequency band, PanAmSat‘s authority to operate in this frequency band at the 166° EL. orbital location is null and void by the terms of itsauthorization and our rules. Accordingly, the 11.45—11.7 GHz frequeney band at the 166° EL. orbital location is now available for reassignmenttoother applicants. . BACKGROUND 2 In August 1998, we authorized PanAmSat to launch and operate its PAS—5 satelt at the 166° EL.orbital location to provide FSS using the 3700—4200 MHz, 5925—6425 MHz, 11.45—11.7 GHiz, and 14.0—14.5 GHe frequency bands Prioe to launch of the satelite, but after grant of the license, PanAmSat fled an amendment to ts application to reflect certain technical specifications not included in Wror® 52106 * TV Reion 2 includes North, Centl, nd South America. See 47 CIBR. §2.104 (bJG) fora detailed descriion of ITU Region 2. * PandnSat Licensee Corp, 14 ECC Red 2719 (1998). Corporate owners of PanAmSat and ts subsidiaries and Hntesat and is subsidaies have Ailed a series of appleations pursuantto Section310(8)of the Communiations Act of 1934, as amended, secking Commision approval t transfr contolof Commision Keense, including PAS5, held y two subsidiaris of PanAmSatt Itelat. See Public Notie, DA.05—2715,IB Dockst No. 08—290 (Oct 14, 2009

Federal Communications Commission Da 06—6 its original application, but incorporated into the satellte as—built". Specifically, in its amendment PanAmSat requests authority to: (1) operate in the 12.25—12.7 GHzfrequency band (‘space—to—Rarth®) rather than the 11.49—11.7 GHz frequency band for which PanAmSat was initally authorized;"and (2) reconfiqure the 12.25—12.7 GHe frequency downlink beams to include coverage, at very low equivalent isotropically radiated power (%c—.1p.") levels, of Hawaii and the west coost ofhe United States 3. In its amendment, PanAmSat indicated it made the change to the 1225—12.7 GHz frequency band to avoid terrestial iterference to PanAmSat‘s eath stations due to the Wld:?l’cfld use of the 11,45—11.7 GHfrequeney band forterrestrial distrbation in many Pacifc Rim countries:" PanAmSat states that the design change will ensure that its Napa Valley, Califomnia Teleport will be capable of monitoring the Ku—band downlink signals in the PAS—5 satelte‘s three Asian beams. As a result, PanAmSat states it will be better able to assess degradation due to transmission, meteorological eccurrences, or other unplanned events. Further, as oriinally planned, he satelite was intended to have three beams that would provide coverage of the United States and its Possessions (°US&F"). Due to a discrepaney in the construction of thesatelite,however, two ofthe beams (*Southeast Asia Beam and the Northeast Asia Beam") were no longer capable of providing downlink coverage over US&P" Consequentl, only the Australia Beam covers the US&® under ts temporary authorization grant. 4. On December 14, 1998, we granted PanAmSat temporary authority to operate the "Australia Beam" on its PAS—5 satelite in the 12.25—12.7 GHz frequency band at the 166° EL. orbial location on a non—harmful interference basis" On March 23, 2000, PanAmSat filed to renew its temporary authorization and requested a waiver of the Table of Allocations to use the 12.7—12.75 GHz frequeney band to transmit in the space—to—Rarth direction.. The 12.7—12.75 GHe frequency band is allocated in TTU Region 2 to the FSS in the Earthto—space direction." . We renewed PanAmSat‘s temporary authorization with the additional12.7—12.75 GHz frequency band and conditioned it on PAS—5 not causing harmful interference to authorized users operating in accordance, with the Table of Allocations," and on PanAmSat accepting iterference from these authorized users." PanAmSat Licensee Corp, IBFS File No. SAT—MOD—19980928—00078. ‘The application was placed on public notice on November 16, 1998 (Report No. SAT—003)._ Although stled as an amendment because launch and operation authority was granted in August 1998, we treatthe November 16, 1998 fling as a request for modifiation ofPanAmSat‘authoriation * Although initally suthorized in the STA to operite in th 12.25—12.5 GHie frequenceyband, we later claifedthat PanXmSa‘sauthorzation for PAS—5 included the 12.25—12.7 GHte fequeney band._See Leter ffom Joseph A Godles, Artomey for PanAmSat Licensee Corp. to FCC (IBFSFile No. SAT—STA—19990928—00079) (March 23, 2000). See also Leter fom Thomas 8. Tycz, Chic, Stelite and Radiocommunication Division to Joseph A. Godles, Attormey for PanAmSat Licensee Corp. (September 6,2000) * Modification Application at 1. "Modifiation Applcation at 2: * Amendment to Modification Applicatin at 2 ° Leterfrom Thomas S. Tycz, Chief, Satllte and Radiocommunication Divisionto Joseph A. Godles, Atomey far PanmSat Corp. (December 14,1998)(graningIBFSFie NoSAT—STA—19980028—00079) " Letter from Joseph A. Godles Attomey for PanAmSatLicence Corp. to FCC (Fle No. SAT—STA—19990028— 00079) (March 23, 2000) "arcr® 5210. ® Leter from Tom Tycz, Chief, Satelite and Radiocommunication Division to Joseph A. Godles, Attomey for PanAmSat Licensce Corp.. (September 6, 2000)(ganting temporary authority in IBFS File No: SAT—STA— 19990528—00070)

Federal Communications Commission DA 066 5. On March 26, 2002, PanAmSat filed an amendment to its PAS—5 modification application, requesting authority to downlink the Australia: Beam atits Napa Valley earth station for commercial purposes in addition to monitoring the satelit." On April 4, 2002, PanAmSatfiled a request for special temporary authority to modify its existing temporary authorization to downlink the Australia beam at ts Napa Valley earth station for commercial purposes."* We granted PanAmSat the request for temporary authority on May 31, 2002." PanAmSat continues operating PAS—5 pursuant to it original authorization, as modified by the temporary authority granted.* i. DISCUSSION 6. In this Order, we conclude that, subject to the conditions set frth herein, grant of the Hicense modification, as amended, and waiver request sought by PanAmSat will serve the public interes. "The authority sought by PanAmSathere will conform its license to the as—builttechnical parameters of the satelite. Further, PanAmSat has been operating is stelite consistent with these parameters pursuant to the temporary authorization granted and no interference has been reported."" 7. Operations in the 12.25—12.7 GHz Frequency Band in ITU Region 3. PanAmSat requeststhatits license be modified to permitit to aperate in the 12.25—12.7 GHe downlink band instead of the 11.45—11.7 GHz frequeney band for which it was originally authorized." The PAS—5 satellte operates in the 12.25—12.7 GHz frequency band primarly in ITU Region 3,"which includes Austria, pursuant to temporary authoriy. ‘The downlink portion of the Australia beam, however,is capable of being received at very low c.irp. on the West Coast ofthe United States and in Hawaii. According to PanAmSat, operating in the 12.25—12.7 GHz frequeney band will allow it to avoid the 1145—11.7 GHz frequency band which is widely used for terestral distibation in many PacifiRim countries." 8. The Australia beam operates in the 12.25—12.75 GHfrequency band. In ITU Region 3, the 12.25—12.5 GHz portion of this band is allocated on a primary basis to FSS, Fixed Service (‘FS"), Mobile Service (except aeronsutical mobile)(‘MS"),and Broadeasting Service (‘BS")"In addition, the 12.5—12.7 GHe portion of this band is allocated on a primary basis to FS, FSS, MS, and Broadeast— Satelite Service (‘BSS")in TTU Region 3. We modify the PAS—5 license to permit it to downlink in the 1225—12.7 GHe frequency band in Region 3. We expect PanAmSat to continue to coordinate its operations in ITU Region 3 with these co—primary services and to obtain allnecessary authorizations from each country which it seeks o serve before beginning service to that country ° See PanAmSat Licensee Corp, IBFS File No. SAT—AMD—20020326—00055, The application was placed on public notceon Apri23, 2002. (Report No. SAT—00108) © See Leterfom Joseph A. Godles, Attomey for PanAmSatLicnsee Corp to Marlene H. Dortch Secretay, RCC (April4,2002) " Leter from Fem J. Jarmulnck, Deputy Chict Satlite Division to Joseph A. Godles, Atorney for PanAmSat Com. (May31, 2002) Bs Fie No. SAT—STA—20020104—00040) " PanAmSattimely filed for a reneval of ts STA in July 2002 (IBFS File No. SAT—STA—0705—00007). See 47 CBR. §1.62; Inre Kay,17 FCC Red 5981 2002 ""ITU Region 2 includes North, Central and South America. See 47 CE . § 2.104 (DG) for detaild descrion of ITU Region 2. " See oomote , supra "*ITU Region 3 includes Southerm Asia, Ausrlia, New Zealand, and some PacifIslands. See 47 CER. §2.104 (PG) fora detied description of TU Region 3. ® Modifcation Application at1 "arcr® 5210.

Federal Communications Commission DA 066 9. Operations in the 12.25—12.7 GHFrequency Band in ITU Region 2. in TTU Region 2, which includes the United States,the 12.25—12.7 GHz frequeney band is allocated on a primary basis to BSS and FS. There is no allocation for SS in this band in ITU Region 2. Therefore, PanAmSat‘s use of this band in ITU Region 2 for FSS requires a waiver ofthe Table of Allocations.. Section 1.3 of the Commission‘s rulesauthorizes the Commission to waive its rules for "good cause shown."" Waiver is appropriate onlif special circumstances warrant a deviation from the general rule and such deviation would beter serve the public interest than would strct adherence to the general rule." Generally,the Commission may grant a waiver of its rules in a particular case only if the relief requested would not undermine the policy objective ofthe rule in question and would otherwise serve the public interest" In considering a request for non—conforming spectrum uses, the Commission has indicated thatit would generally grant such waivers "when there is litle potential for interference into any service authorized under the Table of Allocations and when the non—conforming operator accepts any intererence from authorized services."" 10. In granting PanAmSat temporary authority t operate is PAS—5 satelite in the 12.25—12.7 GHtz frequency band in ITU Region 2, we found litle potental for iterference to services suthorized under the Table ofAllocations and conditioned the temporary authorization on PanAmSat not causing any harmful interference to authorized users operating in accordance with the Tble of Allocations and accepting any interference from authorized users:"With respect to primary FS operations, we relied on the power fluxcdensity (‘pFI") limits for space stations trinsmiting in the 12.25—12.7 GHz frequency band, which are codified in Section 25.208(b) of the Commission‘s rules, to provide the basis for operating on a non—harmfulinterference basis with respect to primary ES operations.. Nothing in this Order changes this, and thus lcensees of fixed stations operating in the 12.25—12.7 GHfrequency bands will continue to be protected to the same level asthey currenty enjoy: 11. With respect to BSS operations, the ITU Region 2 BSS Plan, set frth in Appendix 30 of the TTU‘s Radio Regulations, is fashioned so that satelitesusing the same bands with the same coverage area should be separated by atleast nine degrees in orbit, if using the same eirp,to avoid interference In authorizing PanAmSat temporary authorization to operate, we noted that the BSS Plan prohibits any BSS sstelite in TTU Region 2 from occupying an orbital position further west than 175.2° W.L."" Since PAS—S is separated from the nearest BSS assignment in the ITU Region 2 BSS Plan by 18.8 degrees," more than twice this minimum separation,"we found litle likelibood that PAS—5 would interfere with any current ofuture BSS user. Further, there have been no reported cases of interference toeither FS or "" See Section 1.3 of he Commision‘sriles, 47 CER. §13. See also WATT Radio v. FCG, 418 Fad 1183 DC Cir. 1969)(AITRadioNontheast Celidar Tel. o. v. PCC, 897 F2d 1166 (D.C. Ci, 1990) (Wortheust Celtuar) See Northcast Cellder,897 F24 t 1166 "* See WAITRadl418 F.2d t 1157 "* Pusro—Chance, Inc, Applcation for Manket Authorty to Constmct and Operate a Private Network of Receiven Only Mobile Earth Sttins, Order and Aurorizeron, 10 FCC Red 2860 (par. 2) (1995) (authorizing non= conforming mobilesatelite servicein the C:band). See also Motorola Stelite Communications,In., Application for Modification of Licens, Order and Authorizaion, 11 FCC Red 13952, 13936 (para. 11)(1996) (wuthorizing service t fixedterminals in bands allocated to the mobilesatelite srvice) * Letter from Thomas S Tyee,Chief Satelite and Radiocommunication Division o Joseph A.Godles, Atomey for PanAmSat Licensee Corp. (Geptember 6, 2000) "* See Annes 7 t U Appendix 30, Section A 2) "* See PAS—S STA at 23. The newest Repion 2 BSS satliteassignmentto PAS—5‘s 166° EL. orbitalloction is at isw EL(s 2c wi) " seePAS—s STA at3

Federal Communications Commission Da 06—6 BSS operations from PAS—5‘s operations. Accordingly, we will authorize PAS—5 tocontinue to operate in the 12.25—12.7 GHz frequency band in ITU Region 2 on a non—harmfil interference basis. We expect PanAmSatto continue to coordinate is operations in ITU Region 2 with these co—primary services and to obtain all necessary authorizations from each country which it seeks to serve before beginning service to that country. Consequentl, we condition this grant on PAS—5 not causing any harmful interference to suthorized users who are operating in accordance with the Table of Allocations in ITU Region 2. PanAmSat mustalsoaccept interference from such authorized users. 12. PandmSa‘s Use of the 12.7—12.75 GHs Frequency Band in ITU Region 2. The 12.7— 12.75 GHtfrequency band i allocated in TTU Region 2, which includes the United Sttes,in the Earth— to—space direction in the Table of Allocations."" PanAmSat requests a waiver ofthe Table of Allocations to permit it to use the 12.7—12.75 GHz frequency band in the spaceto—Earth direction instead ofthe Earth— to—space direction. As previously stted, the Commission may grant a waiver for good cause shown ifthe reliefrequested would not undermine the policy objective of the rule in question and would otherwise serve the public iterest" Grant of PanAmSat‘s request would not undermine the policy objective of he rule because the Commission has granted similar requests where it found no risk of harmfulinterference and that the public interest would be served.". In granting PanAmSst temporary authority o operate using this frequency band in the spsce—o—Barth direction, we found that PanAmSat‘s use of the 12.7— 12:75 GiHtz frequency band in the space—to—Rarth direction presented no risk of harmfulinterference to terrestril services because of the large satellte antenna isolation and the orbitalspacing between PAS—5 and other satelltes." Nevertheless, we conditioned PanAmSat‘s use of this frequency band on it not eausing harmfulinterference nor claiming protection from television pickup stations and Cable Television Relay Stations (°CARS®) or any other users in the band operating in accordance with the Table of Allocations." In liht of PanAmat‘s operations of ts PAS—5 satellte without any record ofinterference to authorized users, in the context of its modifiction request, we grant PanAmSat a waiver of the Table of Allocations to permit it to use the 12.7—12.75 GHz frequency band in the space—to—Farth direction in ITU Region 2. Similarly, we condition this grant on PAS—5 not causing harmful interference nor claiming protection from television pickup stations, CARS or any other users in the band operating in accordance with the Table ofAllocations. 13. Commercial Use ofthe Austratia Beam in the United States. PanAmSatalso requests that it be granted permanent authority to use the downlinked Australia beam at Napa Valley Teleport for commercial purposes in addition to monitoring.. PanAmSat states that commercial use wl not affect the technical characteristies of the Austrlia beam or ts impact on BSS or terrestrial users in the limited portions of the United States included within the beam."" PanAmSat assertsthat granting it commercial authority will improve serviceto the public by establishing connectivity between Austrlia and the Napa Valley earth station and make more efficient use ofthe spectrum "a«rcrR 5210 "" See foomotes2and 24 supra. * See Inelat LLC, Order and Authoriation, 19 ECC Red 2775 (2004Yauthorzinguse of t 12.7—12.75 Gite frequency band in the space0—Earth drectionto provide service o Cental and South America), See abso Lonal Orion Services, Order and Autorization, 14 FCC Red 4636 (1999)(authorizing use of the 127—12.75 GHfe frequency band for FSS dovnlink at Kapolel, Hawaii arth sation) " se foomote 12 supra * See 47 CFR. § 7460200See also Foomotes NGS3 and NGLS t th U.S. Table of Frequency Allocations, 47 ce 5210 " PanAmSatLicensee Corp. IBFS File No. SAT—AMD—20020326—0005$, 5.1 of Namative. * See Modifation Application at1.

Federal Communications Commission DA 066 14, We find that no additional risk of harmfil interference is presented by PanAmSat‘s proposal to add commercial authority." Use of these signals for commercial purposes wl not affect the technical characterstis of PanAmSat‘s current signal..In addition, grant of commercial authority will enable PanAmSat toimprove serviceto the public, adding connectivty between Australia and the United States that PanAmSat could not offer previously. This connectivity will make it possibl for PanAmSat‘s customers to add a U.S. receive point to their Austrlian networks and services, thereby improving spectrum effiency.. Absent his connectivity, the customers would have to use dupliate faciites, such as a second satelitelink, in order to reach the United States 15. Although we conclude that there is litle potential for interference with other services resulting from PAS—5‘s operations, we nonetheless requirethat PanAmSat not cause harmful interference to licensees operating in accordance with the Table of Allocations and that it cease all operations immediately upon notifieation of harmful interference to other services. We also require that PanAmSat accept interference from any service authorized to operate in the 12.25—12.7 GHz frequeney band in TU Region 2 in accordance with the Table of Allocations." 16. Orbiral Debris Mitigation. We note that on November 16, 2005, PanAmSat filed an amendment to provide an Orbital Dcbris Mitigation Plan for PAS—5." We conclude that the plan presented by PanAmSat for the PAS—5 space station demonstrtesits operation raises no public intrest concerns related o orbital debris." 17. Cancellation of 11.45—11.7 GHs Frequency Band Authority. Although PanAmSat was originally granted authority o operate its PAS—5 satellt at 166° EL. in the 11.45—11.7 GHtz frequency band, it never broughtthose frequenciesinto use.. As result, the authority to operate on those frequency bands atthe166° E.L. orbital location is null and void by the terms of PanAmSat‘s authorization and our rules" Accordingly, the 11.45—11.7 GHz frequeney band at the 166° EL. orbital location is now available for reassignment to other applicants. 1v. oRpERING CLaUsEs 18. IT IS ORDERED that PanAmSats application IBFS File Nos. SAT—MOD—19980928— * PanAmSatalso received temporary authorty t use the downlink beam for commerial sevicein connectonwith the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydiey, Ausrli See leter from ‘Thomas 8. Tycz, Chicf Satlite and Radiocommunication Division, FCC to Joweph A. Godles, Aftomey for PanAmSat(IBFS File No. SATSTA— 20000324—00074, September6, 2000) * We note hatthe Commission has made anallocation and adapted service ulesfor Non—Geostaionary Satelite Orbit (NGSO‘) FSS opertions in the 12.25—12.7 Gite fequency band.. See The Establishment of Polis and Service Rulesfor the Non—Geostatinary Satlite Orbit Fixed Satelite Sevice in the Kucband, 1B Docket No. 01« 96,Report and Order, FCC 02—123 (released Apr.26, 2002). PanAmSatwill have to accept interference from all fiture authorzed NGSO FSS users in the band " tmFile No. SAT—AMD—20051116—00220. ® Allapplications that wer pending asofOctober 19,2008 and weresubject o h information requirements of Section 25.114of the Commission‘s rules were required to fil an Orbial Dcbris Mitiation Disclosur Plan by November 18,2008; See Intemational Bureau Satelte Division Iformation, DisclosureofOrbial Dcbris Mirigation Plans, Including Amendment of nding Applicaions, Public Note, DA 08—2698 (rl.Oct.13, 2005) "* Amendment ofhe Commision‘s Space Sation Licensing Rules and Polies, Arst Report and Onker, IB Docket No,02—30,18 FCC Red 10760, 10827 § 173 (2003);citing PandmSar Ko—Rand License Revcution Review Order 16 FCC Red at 11537—38 (pare. 12),efting MexsarOrder7 FCC Red at191 fara. 8); MCI Onder, 2 ECC Red at 233 (pare. 5)Ars Columbia Milestone Order,15 ECC Red at 15871 (para. 1147 CER.§ 25.161, 6

Federal Communications Commission Da 06—6 0078, as amended. by: SAT—AMD—19990222—00024. and. SAT—AMD—20020326—00055, SAT—AMD 20051116—00220, 1S GRANTED and PanAmSat‘s authorization for PAS—S, granted in PandriSar Licensee Corp., 14 FCC Red 2719 (1998), IS MODIEIED to allow PanAmSat to operate its PAS—S satelite at 166° EL. using the 12.25—12.75 GHtz,14.0—14.5 GHz, 3700—4200 MHz and $925—6425 Mz frequency bands in accordance with terms, conditions, and technical specifications set forth in its modification application, as amended. and this Order. 19. IT 18 FURTHER ORDERED that the authority originally granted for PanAmSat to operate its PAS—S satelite at 166° EL. in the 11.45—11.7 GHtzfrequency band IS NULL and VOI and the 11.45—11.7 GHtz frequency band at the 166° EL. orbitl location is now availble for reassignment to other applicants. 20. TT 18 FURTHER ORDERED that PanAmSat‘s use ofthe 12.25—12.75 GHz frequency band in ITU Region 2 for monitoring and commercial use of he downlink portion of the Australia beam shallbelimited to single earth station in Napa, California 21. TS FURTHER ORDERED that PanAmSat‘s use of the 12.25—12.75 frequency band in ITU Region 2 shall ot cause any harmfuliterference to authorized users operating in accordance with the U.S. Table of Frequency Allocations in the 12.25—12.75 GHz frequeney band and shall accept any interference from authorized users. 22. TT IS FURTHER ORDERED that, in the event of harmful interference resulting from PanAmSat‘s use of the 12.25—12.75 GHz frequency band in ITU Region 2, PanAmSat shall immediately cease these operations in that band. 23. TT JS FURTHER ORDERED that PanAmSatis granted a waiver ofthe U.S. Table of Frequency Allocations to permit it to use the 12:7—12.75 GHz frequency band in TTU Region 2 in the space—to—Barth direction. In accordance with the U.S. Table of Frequency Allocations, Footnote NGS3, PanAmSat Licensee Corps use of the 12.7—12.75 GH frequency band is on a non—harmful interfrence basis. PanAmSat must accept and not cause interference to exising television pickup stations and Cable Television Relay Station (°CARS®) band users or any other users in the band operating in accordance with the U.S. Table of Frequeney Allocations. If PanAmSat precludes the establishment ofa new CARS link due to interference from, or to, PanAmSats downlink in the 12.7—12.75 GHz frequency band, PanAmSat shall vacate the band. 24. TS FURTHER ORDERED thatthe lcense term forthe PAS—5 satelite is fifleen years from January 1, 1999, the date PanAmSat certified to the Commission that the satelite had been successfully placed into orbit and that is operation fully conformed to the terms and conditions of ts authorization.

Federal Communications Commission DA 06—6 2. IT 18 FURTHER ORDERED that all other terms and. conditions contained. in PanAmSat‘s initial authorization, PandmSat Licensee Corp., 14 ECC Red 2719 (1998), remain the same. PanAmSat‘s STA to operate the satellite consistent with the technical parameters set forth in the Modification application as amended, IBFS File No._ SAT—STA—20020705—00097, IS GRANTED to the extent provided herein and otherwise DISMISSED AS MOOT. 26. This Order is issued pursuant to Section 0.261 of the Commission‘s rules on delegated suthority, 47 C.F—R. § 0.261, and is effective upon adoption. FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Deputy Chief Satellte Division


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