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Express-A2 to be translated to disposal orbit

On 26 October 2015, RSCC began transferring the Express-A2 satellite to the disposal orbit. The move is due to exhaustion of the fuel on board the spacecraft.

The Express-A2 satellite has been used by RSCC to provide communications and broadcasting services at the 145˚ E, 103˚ E, and 80˚ E orbital slots.

The Express-A2 was orbited on 12 March 2000 for a predicted seven-year service life.

RSCC plans to translate to the 145˚ E slot one of the currently operational satellites.  

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Conference "SATCOMRUS 2020" to be held online

The XXV International Conference of Operators and Users of Satellite Communication Networks of the Russian Federation "SАTCOMRUS 2020" will be held on October 8, 2020 online.
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RSCC employees awarded government decorations by Presidential Decree
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New Express-80 and Express-103 communications and broadcasting satellites in target orbit now

On July 31, 2020, two spacecrafts, Express-80 and Express-103, ordered by the Russian Satellite Communications Company (RSCC), were launched from the Baikonur cosmodrome. The new satellites were put into the target geo-transfer orbit and later will be placed in the geostationary orbit at 80° and 96.5° E. The spacecrafts are intended to provide fixed and mobile services; digital TV and radio broadcasting; high-speed Internet access, as well as data transmission across the Russian Federation and abroad. The full-scale functioning is scheduled to commence in January and February 2021.