Eutelsat is firmly denying that it has any problems with its 28A craft, which in part serves the UK television market. Web-based reports that the satellite is suffering certain power output problems are denied.

While Eutelsat is moving the older W2M/48B (now renamed Eutelsat 28B) to a new orbital position at 28.5 deg East, this is not in any way connected to serving the UK market.

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