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Correction

By Staff Writer | April 9, 2003

In the previous edition of Interspace (issue 765), in the AsiaSat story titled “Despite lower revenues, AsiaSat CEO still hopeful,” the table within the story states that AsiaSat 4’s final orbital position will be 120 degrees East Longitude. This is incorrect. AsiaSat 4’s final orbital position will be 122 degrees East Longitude.

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