GE 1A --> AAP-1 --> Worldsat 1 --> NSS 11

GE-1A = General Electric - Asia
AAP-1= American Asia-Pacific

This is the first satellite of the LMGT and GE Americom venture (LM Americom Asia-Pacific LLC).

Prime contractor	Lockheed Martin
Platform	A2100AX
Operator	GE Americom Asia-Pacific (AAP) --> SES Americom --> Worldsat --> SES Americom --> SES New Skies
Mass at launch	3593 kg
Dry mass	1601 kg
Dimension	3.1 x 2.5 x 6.1 m
Equipment	28 Ku-band transponders
Solar array	27 m span
Stabilization
Propulsion
DC power
Design lifetime

Beacons: 12.225 & 12.7495 GHz

Main transponders	24
Backup transponders	9
Power	120 W TWTA
Bandwidth	36 MHz
Coverage	China beam (8 to 16 transp.) NE Asia & Philippines beam (8 to 16 transp.) South Asia (India) beam (0 to 8 transp.)
EIRP max
G/T max
Polarization	linear H/V

Transponder frequency chart

GE-1A telecommunications satellite was designed and built by Lockheed Martin Commercial Space Systems (LMCSS) for Americom Asia-Pacific (AAP), a joint venture between GE American Communications and Lockheed Martin Global Telecommunications.
In early 2004, AAP 1 was transferred to Worldsat LLC, a new subsidiary of SES Americom as Worldsat 1, but was renamed AAP 1 again in early 2005. In March 2007, the satellite was transferred to SES New Skies and named NSS 11.

Ref: #7, #14, #15, #84 - update: 15.12.11