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 Federal  Communications  Commission 
 Before  the  Federal  Communications  Commission 
 Washington,  D.  C.  20554 


 In  the  Matter  of 
 Pegasus  Development  Corporation 
 Application  for  Authority  to  Construct, 
 Launch,  and  Operate  a  Ka-  Band  Satellite 
 System  in  the  Fixed-  Satellite  Service 


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 File  Nos.  95-  99-  SAT-  P/  LA-  98; 
 Call  Signs  S2350-  S2354 
 IBFS  File  Nos.  SAT-  LOA-  19980403-  00025-29 


 ERRATUM 
 Released:  August  17,  2001 
 1.  On  August  3,  2001,  the  Commission  released  an  Order  and  Authorization  authorizing 
 Pegasus  Development  Corporation  to  launch  and  operate  a  satellite  system  in  geostationary-satellite 
 orbit  to  provide  fixed-  satellite  services  in  the  Ka-  band.  1  The  Order  refers  to  system 
 service  links  in  the  28.35-  28.6  GHz  and  29.5-  30.0  GHz  frequency  bands  for  uplink  (Earth-  to-space) 
 communications  and  the  18.35-  18.6  GHz  and  19.7-  20.2  GHz  frequency  bands  for 
 downlink  (space-  to-  Earth)  communications.  All  references  to  the  system  service  link  bands  are 
 corrected  to  the  28.35-  28.60  GHz  and  29.25-  30.0  GHz  frequency  bands  for  uplink 
 communications  and  the  18.3-  18.8  GHz  and  19.7-  20.2  GHz  frequency  bands  for  downlink 
 communications  as  reflected  in  the  following  revisions. 


 2.  The  first  two  sentences  of  paragraph  4  are  corrected  as  follows  (footnotes  omitted): 
 Pegasus  proposes  to  use  spectrum  in  the  28.35-  28.60  GHz  and  29.25-  30.0  GHz 
 frequency  bands  for  uplink  (Earth-  to-  space)  communications.  Pegasus  proposes 
 to  use  spectrum  in  the  18.3-  18.8  GHz  and  19.7-  20.2  GHz  frequency  bands  for 
 downlink  (space-  to-  Earth)  communications. 


 3.  The  first  sentence  of  paragraph  13  is  corrected  as  follows  (footnotes  omitted): 
 In  its  application,  Pegasus  proposes  to  use  1000  megahertz  of  spectrum  at  the  28.35-  28.60  GHz 
 and  29.25-  30.0  GHz  frequency  bands  for  its  service  uplinks. 


 4.  Paragraph  14  is  corrected  to  read  as  follows  (footnotes  omitted): 
 In  its  application,  Pegasus  proposes  to  use  1000  megahertz  of  spectrum  at  the  18.3-  18.8  GHz  and 
 19.7-  20.2  GHz  frequency  bands  for  its  service  downlink  bands.  We  grant  this  request  consistent 
 with  the  18  GHz  band  plan.  Specifically,  we  authorize  Pegasus  to  operate  its  service  downlinks 
 in  1000  megahertz  of  spectrum  in  the  18.3-  18.8  GHz  and  19.7-  20.2  GHz  frequency  bands. 


 1  In  the  Matter  of  Pegasus  Development  Corporation,  Application  for  Authority  to  Construct,  Launch,  and  Operate 
 a  Ka-  Band  Satellite  System  in  the  Fixed-  Satellite  Service,  Order  and  Authorization,  DA  01-  1692  (Int’l  Bur.  rel. 
 August  3,  2001)  (“  Order”). 
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 Federal  Communications  Commission 
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 Because  the  280  megahertz  of  spectrum  at  18.  3-  18.  58  GHz  is  to  be  shared  on  a  co-  primary  basis 
 with  terrestrial-  fixed  services,  GSO  FSS  operations  in  this  band  must  be  coordinated  with  these 
 terrestrial  operations. 


 5.  Paragraph  26  is  corrected  to  read  as  follows: 
 IT  IS  ORDERED  that  Application  File  Nos.  SAT-  LOA-  19980403-  00025-  29  ARE  GRANTED, 
 as  discussed  above,  and  Pegasus  Development  Corporation  IS  AUTHORIZED  to  launch  and 
 operate  ten  GSO  FSS  satellites,  to  provide  fixed-  satellite  service  in  the  18.3-  18.8,  19.7-  20.2, 
 28.35-  28.60,  and  29.25-  30.0  GHz  frequency  bands  at  the  117°  W.  L,  107°  W.  L.,  43°  W.  L.,  28° 
 E.  L.,  and  107.5°  E.  L.  orbital  locations. 


 6.  This  correction  has  been  made  prior  to  the  publication  in  the  FCC  Record,  and  thus  will  be 
 incorporated  into  the  published  document. 


 FEDERAL  COMMUNICATIONS  COMMISSION 


 Cassandra  C.  Thomas 
 Deputy  Chief,  Satellite  and  Radiocommunication  Division 
 International  Bureau 
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