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Express-AM4R, a communications and broadcasting satellite, is now at Baikonur Cosmodrome

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The spacecraft has been built on RSCC orders by Europe’s Airbus Defense and Space (formerly EADS Astrium). Its scheduled launch date is 16 May 2014

Express-AM4R is a new Russian satellite. It has been delivered to Baikonur for pre-launch processing. The launch day is scheduled for 16 May 2014. Express-AM4R is a large satellite intended for TV broadcasting, communications networks, broadband access, and other applications across the entire Russian Federation territory. The satellite will be positioned in the 80˚E orbital slot.

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RSCC expands cooperation with leading industry universities

To encourage employment of young specialists in the satellite communications industry, RSCC continues to pursue active cooperation with leading industry universities, subordinated to the Federal Communications Agency (Rossvyaz). In 2019, students of the Volga State University of Telecommunications and Informatics (PSUTI) have undertaken an internship at RSCC in the framework of the Education section of the Rossvyaz Research & Development Board. Among the RSCC subdivisions hosting the trainees are the Orbital Constellation Operations Service, the facilities of the GCC (Ground Control Complex) and ASMI (Automated System of Monitoring and Measurements), the Shabolovka Technical Center, and the Information Technology Service.
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Alexander Ganin receives The Order of Friendship

Alexander Ganin, First Deputy Director General of RSCC was awarded The Order of Friendship for his great contribution to the preparation and holding of the 2018 FIFA World Cup. This award was presented to him by the Deputy Minister of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation Oleg Pak.

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Registration is now open for Satcomrus 2019

The XXIV international conference of operators and users of the satellite communications network in Russia “SatComRus 2019” will be held in St. Petersburg on October 3, 2019 at the Central Museum of Communications named for A.S. Popov (CMS) (4, Pochtamtsky Pereulok).