Koreasat Explained

Koreasat is a series of South Korean communications satellites operated by KT SAT, a subsidiary of KT Corporation.

Satellites

Designation	Other name			Launch Date	Launch Vehicle	Launch Site	Orbit	Longitude	Status	Retirement	Remarks	Source
	Kt Corporation	https://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/nmc/spacecraft/display.action?id=1995-041A 1995-041A	23639	1995-08-05				116ºE		March 13, 2023
		1996-003A	23768	1996-01-14		Cape Canaveral	GSO	116ºE				^[1]
		1999-046A	25894	1999-09-04			GSO	116.1ºE				^[2]
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	ANASIS-I	2006-034A	29349	2006-08-22			GSO	113ºE
		2017-067A	42984	2017-10-30		Cape Canaveral	GSO	113ºE				^[3]
		2010-070B	37265	2010-12-29		Kourou	GSO	116ºE				^[4]
		2017-023A	42691	2017-05-04	Ariane 5	Kourou	GSO	116ºE				^[5]
		2014-006A	39508	2014-02-06	Ariane 5	Kourou	GSO	75ºE				^[6] ^[7]
Koreasat 116		2020-048A	45920	2020-07-20		Cape Canaveral	GSO	116ºE				^[8]

Notes and References

1. Web site: Koreasat 1, 2 (Mugungwha 1, 2) / Kt Corporation / ABS 1A. Gunter's Space Page.
2. Web site: ABS-7 . 6 September 2022 .
3. Web site: Koreasat 5A.
4. Web site: Koreasat 6.
5. Web site: Koreasat 7.
6. Web site: Korea sat 8.
7. Web site: ABS-2 . 24 August 2022 .
8. Web site: ANASIS 2 (KMilSatCom 1, URC-700K, Koreasat 116). Gunter's Space Page.