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SES anunció ayer que el satélite SES-6 se ha completado con éxito su extensas pruebas en órbita y está ya en pleno funcionamiento y en servicio comercial. Ubicado en la posición orbital 40,5º Oeste, el 53º satélite del operador europeo fue lanzado con éxito el pasado día 4 de junio a bordo de un cohete…
El operador de satélites SES ha confirmado que mañana, 3 de junio, se llevará a cabo el lanzamiento del satélite SES-6 desde la base de Baikonur. El despegue del cohete ILS Proton Breeze M se producirá a las 11:18 hora española, y colocará al satélite en la posición 40.5° Oeste.
