BR IFIC   7 July 2026

IFIC 3075

COMMENT DEADLINE7 November 2026

BR IFIC 3075, published 7 July 2026, carries 29 coordination requests, of which 19 are GSO and 10 NGSO. The filings with the broadest reach include BISTROMATH (UAE, NGSO); STARARC (CHN, NGSO); JARVIS-2 (LUX, NGSO). Notably, LUX filed a cluster of 9 networks in the LUX family. Coordination is invoked under 9.12 (957), 9.12A (3348), 9.13 (3589). The comment window under RR No. 9.52C, which runs for four months, closes 7 November 2026.

29Filings
19GSO
10NGSO
7894Coordination pairings
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Bands under coordination

VHF13 filings
UHF14 filings
L15 filings
S18 filings
C18 filings
X16 filings
Ku17 filings
K18 filings
Ka19 filings
V18 filings
W11 filings
mm11 filings

Assignments this round span 149.9 MHz to 130 GHz.

The 29 coordination requests

CR/CSatelliteAdm.TypePositionBandsFrequencies
CR/C/6509 BISTROMATH UAE NGSO NGSO L S Ku K Ka V 1.518 GHz to 51.4 GHz
CR/C/6513 STARARC CHN NGSO NGSO X Ku K Ka V 10.95 GHz to 51.4 GHz
CR/C/6198M JARVIS-2 LUX NGSO NGSO L S C 1.518 GHz to 7.075 GHz
CR/C/6520 6G-LINO D NGSO NGSO L S 1.98 GHz to 2.2 GHz
CR/C/6517 AUSSAT-I-152E AUS GSO 152.0°E L S C X Ku K Ka V W mm 1.164 GHz to 130 GHz
CR/C/6518 AUSSAT-I-164E AUS GSO 164.0°E L S C X Ku K Ka V W mm 1.164 GHz to 130 GHz
CR/C/6500 LUX-G18-152E LUX GSO 152.0°E VHF UHF L S C X Ku K Ka V W mm 235 MHz to 130 GHz
CR/C/6502 LUX-G18-132E LUX GSO 132.0°E VHF UHF L S C X Ku K Ka V W mm 235 MHz to 130 GHz
CR/C/6501 LUX-G18-70E LUX GSO 70.0°E VHF UHF L S C X Ku K Ka V W mm 235 MHz to 130 GHz
CR/C/6508 LUX-G18-13W LUX GSO 13.0°W VHF UHF L S C X Ku K Ka V W mm 235 MHz to 130 GHz
CR/C/6507 LUX-G18-27.5W LUX GSO 27.5°W VHF UHF L S C X Ku K Ka V W mm 235 MHz to 130 GHz
CR/C/6506 LUX-G18-139W LUX GSO 139.0°W VHF UHF L S C X Ku K Ka V W mm 235 MHz to 130 GHz
CR/C/6505 LUX-G18-109W LUX GSO 109.0°W VHF UHF L S C X Ku K Ka V W mm 235 MHz to 130 GHz
CR/C/6503 LUX-G18-105W LUX GSO 105.0°W VHF UHF L S C X Ku K Ka V W mm 235 MHz to 130 GHz
CR/C/6504 LUX-G18-67W LUX GSO 67.0°W VHF UHF L S C X Ku K Ka V W mm 235 MHz to 130 GHz
CR/C/6514 KOREASAT-78W-K KOR GSO 78.0°W Ku K Ka V 17.3 GHz to 52.4 GHz
CR/C/6512 KOREASAT-116K-2 KOR GSO 116.0°E X Ku K Ka V 10.95 GHz to 52.4 GHz
CR/C/6521 AST-NG-C-3FL F NGSO NGSO C 5.091 GHz to 7.055 GHz
CR/C/6515 O3BNEXT3-A LUX NGSO NGSO Ka V 37.5 GHz to 51.4 GHz
CR/C/6116M HYDRA-C E NGSO NGSO VHF UHF 149.9 MHz to 401 MHz
CR/C/6516 MSG-49.5E D GSO 49.5°E UHF L S 401.7 MHz to 2.249 GHz
CR/C/6511 IND-SATS25-83E IND GSO 83.0°E S C 2.5 GHz to 6.725 GHz
CR/C/6519 OKSAT-A CHN NGSO NGSO VHF UHF C 235 MHz to 6.795 GHz
CR/C/6510 SECOMSAT-7-47W E GSO 47.0°W VHF UHF S C X K Ka V 235 MHz to 45.5 GHz
CR/C/5177M RUSATCOM-B 145E RUS GSO 145.0°E S C X Ku K Ka 3.4 GHz to 31 GHz
CR/C/6055M KYPROS-SAT-8 CYP GSO 39.0°E VHF UHF C X Ku K Ka V 235 MHz to 52.4 GHz
CR/C/4333S MULTUS CAN NGSO NGSO n/a n/a
CR/C/4918S AURORA-IV-163W G GSO 163.0°W n/a n/a
CR/C/5619S MICROHETSAT I NGSO NGSO n/a n/a
LUX filed a cluster of 9 networks in the LUX family
LUX-G18-105W, LUX-G18-109W, LUX-G18-132E, LUX-G18-139W, LUX-G18-13W, LUX-G18-152E, LUX-G18-27.5W, LUX-G18-67W…
KOR filed a cluster of 2 networks in the KOREASAT family
KOREASAT-116K-2, KOREASAT-78W-K
AUS filed a cluster of 2 networks in the AUSSAT family
AUSSAT-I-152E, AUSSAT-I-164E
Luxembourg 11 E 2 Korea 2 China 2 Germany 2 Australia 2 Russia 1 CYP 1

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