ABS-2 (Satellite)

ABS-2 is an Indian free-to-air digital direct-broadcast satellite television service owned and operated by the Asia Broadcast Satellite. It is the Second free-to-air satellite television service in India. Initially, ABS2 satellite at 75° was used to broadcast channels. ABS2 75° was used to broadcast 97 FTA MPEG-2 Channels, and one MPEG4 channel. In August 2014, an anomaly occurred on the satellite, which caused the loss of the beam over Russia. The rest of the satellite continued to operate normally. ABS filed a $214 Million insurance claim for the loss of the beam.

ABS-2 (Satellite)

ABS-2 is an Indian free-to-air digital direct-broadcast satellite television service owned and operated by the Asia Broadcast Satellite. It is the Second free-to-air satellite television service in India. Initially, ABS2 satellite at 75° was used to broadcast channels. ABS2 75° was used to broadcast 97 FTA MPEG-2 Channels, and one MPEG4 channel. In August 2014, an anomaly occurred on the satellite, which caused the loss of the beam over Russia. The rest of the satellite continued to operate normally. ABS filed a $214 Million insurance claim for the loss of the beam.