1. 1 Panel 5 Launch Vehicle Providers Kenneth Lee Intelsat Kenneth Lee Intelsat

2. 2 Boeing 601 & HPBoeing 702 HPBoeing Spinners Lockheed MartinSS/Loral FS1300 Orbital Star 2 EADS Astrium Thales Israel Aircraft Industries (IAI) Intelsat’s Fleet is Diverse By Manufacturer A Fleet of 52 Satellites Diversified Satellite Manufacturers 337 262 118 1

3. 3 Active Satellite programs Currently eight (8) satellites under construction Diverse and experienced supplier base, heritage products, competitive prices: SS/Loral (4), Orbital (1), Boeing (3) IS-19 IS-21 IS-23 IS-27IS-20IS-22IS-30IS-31

4. 4 Launch Services since 2009 Multi-launcher compatibility required from all spacecraft manufacturers Launch program does not depend on any single launch vehicle Atlas V IS-14 Land Launch IS-15 IS-18 Proton IS-16 IS-22 IS-23 Ariane 5/Soyuz New Dawn IS-17 IS-20 IS-30 Sea Launch IS-19 IS-21 IS-27

5. 5 Primary Factors in Launch Vehicle Selection –Reliability –Performance –Price –Commercial terms –Diversity Industrial Policies –Develop Policies to allow consistent space access to commercial operators –Support US launch service providers to be competitive with global suppliers Other countries have national policies to enable global competiveness –Support new entrants and provide opportunities –Export-Import bank

6. 6 Launch Vehicle Service Providers (For Geo-Transfer Orbit Missions) US –Atlas V – not commercially competitive –Delta IV – not commercially competitive –Space X – new entrant, not yet proven for commercial use, potential game changer Europe –Ariane 5 – proven launch vehicle European industrial policies support this launch vehicle Russia –Proton – proven launch vehicle most successful commercial launch service provider Russian industrial policies support this launch vehicle –Sea Launch – proven launch vehicle 2 successful launches since exiting bankruptcy in 2010