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Why is Inmarsat planning to reposition the Inmarsat-4 satellites?

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Why is Inmarsat planning to reposition the Inmarsat-4 satellites?

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After the successful launch of the third Inmarsat-4 (I-4) satellite in August 2008, we are taking the opportunity to optimise our network and the location of the three I-4 satellites in readiness to deliver a global service from 24 February 2009. The repositioning of the satellites will avoid any gaps in coverage and also enhance the quality of service to end-users. Inmarsat is also required to position two of the I-4 satellites within sight of its new Satellite Access Station (SAS) in Hawaii, which is necessary to comply with US regulatory requirements and to avoid interference with other satellite systems operating across mainland North America.

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