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{{Short description|Satellite bus designed and manufactured by Boeing}}
{{Infobox spacecraft class
| name = Boeing Space Systems (BSS-702) Bus
| image = WGS 1.jpg
| image_caption = WGS (Wideband Global Satcom) satellite
| manufacturer = [[Boeing Defense, Space & Security]]
| designer = 
| country = United States
| operator = 
| applications = [[Communications satellite|Communications]]

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| power = 3 to 18 kW
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| orbits = [[Geostationary orbit|Geostationary]]

<!--Production-->| status = In production
| built = 
| orders = 60
| launched = 47
| operational = 
| retired = 
| failed = 
| lost = 3
| first = December 22, 1999 ([[Galaxy XI]])
| last = August 6, 2019 ([[ViaSat-2]])
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| previous = [[Boeing 601|BSS-601]]
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'''Boeing 702''' is a [[communications satellite|communication]] [[satellite bus]] family designed and manufactured by the [[Boeing Satellite Development Center]], and flown from the late-1990s into the 2020s. It covers satellites massing from {{convert|1500|kg|lb|abbr=on}} to {{convert|6100|kg|lb|abbr=on}} with power outputs from 3 to 18&nbsp;[[Watt#Kilowatt|kW]] and can carry up to approximately 100 high-power [[transponder]]s.<ref name=boeing-satellites />

The baseline Boeing 702 is compatible with several orbital [[launch system]]s, including [[Atlas V]], [[Ariane 5]], [[Delta IV]], [[Falcon 9]], [[Proton (rocket)|Proton]], and the [[Sea Launch]]-operated [[Zenit 3SL]].<ref name=boeing-satellites /><ref name=aw20120319/>

==Platform versions==
After the introduction of the original 702 in 1997, the platform has been continually updated. New members of the platform have been introduced through the years, which allowed the common systems and approaches to span the whole range of mass and power for [[geosynchronous orbit]] satellites. The family currently spans four different members: the 702HP for high-power applications, the 702HP-GEO for mobile-telephone services, the 702MP for medium-power requirements and the 702SP for small satellites.<ref name=boeing-satellites />

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Boeing 702 platform family<ref name=boeing-satellites /><ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
! Platform
! 702HP
! 702HP-GEO
! 702MP
! 702SP
|-
!Year of introduction
| 1997 || 1997 || 2009 || 2012
|-
!First launch
| 1999 || 2000 || 2012 || 2015
|-
!First customer
| [[PanAmSat]] || [[SkyTerra]] || [[Intelsat]] || [[Asia Broadcast Satellite]] and [[Satmex|SatMex]] (joint order)
|-
!Payload mass
| {{convert|600|kg|lb|abbr=on}} to {{convert|1620|kg|lb|abbr=on}} || {{convert|1250|kg|lb|abbr=on}} to {{convert|1480|kg|lb|abbr=on}} || {{convert|300|kg|lb|abbr=on}} to {{convert|650|kg|lb|abbr=on}} || {{convert|200|kg|lb|abbr=on}} to {{convert|680|kg|lb|abbr=on}}
|-
!Power, kW
| >12 || 8–10 || 6–12 || 3–8
|-
!Spacecraft mass
| {{convert|5400|kg|lb|abbr=on}} to {{convert|5900|kg|lb|abbr=on}} || {{convert|5100|kg|lb|abbr=on}} to {{convert|5900|kg|lb|abbr=on}} || {{convert|5800|kg|lb|abbr=on}} to {{convert|6100|kg|lb|abbr=on}} || {{convert|1500|kg|lb|abbr=on}} to {{convert|2300|kg|lb|abbr=on}}
|-
|}

=== 702HP ===
{{expand section|date=February 2016}}<!-- very light on history between 1998 and 2016 -->

The high-power 702 platform was originally announced in October 1998. With the 2009 introduction of the 702MP "mid-power version", the legacy Boeing 702 platform, which had been continuously evolved, was designated the Boeing 702HP for "high-power".<ref name=boeing-bss702hp /> According to [[Moog Inc.#Space and defense|Moog-ISP]], the 702HP platform uses its [[Bipropellant rocket|bipropellant]] [[Reaction control system|thrusters]].<ref name=moogisp-thrusters />

The [[SES-9]], a 702HP model, launched aboard the [[Falcon 9 Flight 22]] on 4 March 2016.

=== 702 GEO-Mobile ===
Developed in 1997 for their launch customer [[Thuraya]], it is a special version of the 702HP platform with a 12.25-meter deployable antenna, onboard digital signal processing, and beamforming. It is a specialized platform for direct service of mobile users.<ref name=boeing-bss702gem />

=== 702MP ===
In 2009, Boeing introduced the 702MP platform, a mid-power solution based on the high-power 702HP platform. The 702MP provides the high-capability features inherent in the flight-proven Boeing 702HP satellite model, but with a substantially updated satellite bus structure and simplified propulsion system.<ref name=boeing-bss702mp /> The 702MP was designed for satellites in the middle-level power ranges, supporting payloads ranging from 6 to 12 kilowatts. According to [[Moog Inc.#Space and defense|Moog-ISP]], the 702MP platform uses both its [[Bipropellant rocket|bipropellant]] [[Reaction control system|thrusters]] and [[LEROS]] [[liquid apogee engine]].<ref name=moogisp-thrusters />

[[Intelsat]] is the lead customer for the 702MP. Boeing built [[Intelsat 21]], [[Intelsat 22]], [[Intelsat 27]], and [[Intelsat 29e]] (the first EpicNG) satellites based on the platform.<ref name=boeing-intelsatfactsheet />
In May 2013, Intelsat ordered an additional four EpicNG satellites from Boeing. The first of this new order will be [[Intelsat 33e]].<ref name=boeing-epicng />
In July 2014, Boeing announced the order of a ninth Intelsat 702MP order, the EpicNG [[Intelsat 35e]].<ref name=boeingpr-intelsat35e />

On January 15, 2015, the SatNews Publishers disclosed Boeing's second 702MP customer. [[New York Broadband LLC]] would order an [[L-band]] satellite [[Silkwave 1]] to be fully leased to [[CMMB Vision]] of [[Hong Kong]].<ref name=satnews-20150115 /> The satellite is expected to enter service in 2018 in the 105° east orbital slot to replace [[AsiaStar]].<ref name=boeingpr-silkwave1 /><ref name=gunter-silkwave1 />

=== 702SP ===

By 2005, Boeing was offering a [[XIPS-25|Xenon Electrostatic ion thruster System (XIPS)]] option for the 702 satellite system.<ref name=boeing-2005 />  XIPS is 10 times more efficient than [[Liquid bipropellant rocket engine|conventional liquid-fuel systems]]. On a XIPS equipped 702 satellite, four {{convert|25|cm|sp=us|abbr=on}} thrusters provide economical station keeping, needing only {{convert|5|kg|abbr=on}} of fuel per year, "a fraction of what bipropellant or [[arcjet]] systems consume".<ref name=boeing-2005/> An XIPS-equipped satellite can be used for final [[orbit insertion]], conserving even more payload mass, as compared to using a traditional on-board [[liquid apogee engine]].<ref name=boeing-2005/><ref name=sfn-20120309 />

Beginning in 2012, Boeing began manifesting all-electric propulsion [[communication satellites|commsats]] on the 702SP XIPS propulsion bus for eventual location in [[geosynchronous orbit]].  These satellites were the first to be launched with the intent to fully position the satellites using electric propulsion, thus requiring 4–6 months following launch to ready the satellite for its communication mission, but at substantial reduction in launch mass and, therefore, [[Space launch market competition|launch cost]].<ref name=aw20120319 /><ref name=sfn-20120309/>

{{Asof|2014|03}}, Boeing had sold four of the 702SP satellites to [[Asia Broadcast Satellite]] (ABS) of Hong Kong and Mexico's [[Satmex|SatMex]], with the first two commsats planned for a paired launch in early 2015.<ref name=aw20140310 />

In November 2014, Boeing released information that two of the 702SP satellites they have built—[[ABS-3A]] and [[Eutelsat 115 West B]]—had completed manufacture and had been stacked conjoined as they prepared for a launch on a [[SpaceX]] [[Falcon 9 v1.1|Falcon 9]] vehicle in early 2015.  This was to be Boeing's first conjoined launch of two commsats.<ref name=boeingpr-20141112 /> The two commsats were launched aboard a SpaceX rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida, at 3:50AM UTC on 2 March 2015 (10:50PM EST on 1 March 2015).

In February 2014, [[SES (company)|SES]] announced that it had ordered a Boeing 702SP-based sat for SES-15.<ref name=sespr-ses15 />

In March 2014, Boeing disclosed an early-2013 order by an unnamed [[Federal government of the United States|U.S. government]] agency for three 702SP spacecraft.<ref name=sfn-201503usgvt />

In June 2015, Asia Broadcast Satellite (ABS) ordered an additional 702SP, ABS-8, planned to be launched by late 2017, in part because they were well satisfied with performance of ABS-3A, even before it reached its operative orbit.  When launched on a [[Falcon 9]], the total investment for ABS was sufficiently low that it would be acceptable even if another satellite to pair on the launch was not added.<ref name=sn-20150601 />
ABS later cancelled the order after failing to successfully finance the project, in part related to changes to the mechanisms of the [[Export–Import Bank of the United States|Ex-Im Bank]] during 2015. {{Asof|2015}}, Boeing and ABS considering other business agreement options.<ref name=yahoofinance20150824/>{{update after|2016}}<!-- and then what? -->

== Customers ==
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:90%"
|-
!Customer
!702HP Satellites
!702HP GEO-Mobile
!702MP Satellites
!702SP Satellites
!Comments
|-
|[[Asia Broadcast Satellite]]
|
|
|
|{{hlist|[[ABS-2A]]|[[ABS-3A]]|ABS-8 (cancelled)}}
|
|-
|[[DirecTV]]
|{{hlist|[[DirecTV-10]]|[[DirecTV-11]]|[[DirecTV-12]]}}
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|
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|-
|[[Eutelsat]]
|
|
|
|{{hlist|[[Eutelsat 115 West B]]|[[Eutelsat 117 West B]]}}
|
|-
|Global IP Cayman
|{{hlist|[[GiSAT-1]]}}
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|
|
|
|-
|[[Hughes Communications]]
|{{hlist|[[Spaceway F1]]|[[Spaceway F2]]|[[Spaceway-3|Spaceway F3]]}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Inmarsat]]
|{{hlist|[[Inmarsat-5 F1]]<ref name=boeinginmarsat-5 />|[[Inmarsat-5 F2]]<ref name=boeinginmarsat-5 />|[[Inmarsat-5 F3]]<ref name=boeinginmarsat-5 />|[[Inmarsat-5 F4]]<ref name=inmarsat-5f4 />}}
|
|
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|-
|[[Intelsat]]
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|
|{{hlist|[[Intelsat 21]]<ref name=boeingintelsat />|[[Intelsat 22]]<ref name=boeingintelsat />|[[Intelsat 27]]<ref name=boeingintelsat />|[[Intelsat 29e]]<ref name=boeingintelsat />|[[Intelsat 33e]]<ref name=boeing-epicng />|[[Intelsat 35e]]<ref name=boeingpr-intelsat35e />}}
|
|Plus 3 unnamed EpicNG
|-
|[[Secretariat of Communications and Transportation (Mexico)|Mexican Government]]
|
|{{hlist|[[Mexsat-1|MEXSAT 1 (Centenario)]]<ref name=boeing-mexsat />|[[Mexsat-2|MEXSAT 2 (Morelos 3)]]}}
|
|
|
|-
|[[SES New Skies|New Skies]]
|{{hlist|[[NSS-8]] (with XIPS)}}
|
|
|
|plus 2 options
|-
|[[New York Broadband LLC]]
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|[[Silkwave 1]] (NYBBSat 1)<ref name=satnews-20150115 /><ref name=gunter-silkwave1 />
|
|
|-
|[[PanAmSat]]
|{{hlist|[[Galaxy XI]]|[[Galaxy III-C]]|[[PAS-1R]]}}
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|-
|[[Telesat Canada]]
|{{hlist|[[Anik F1]]|[[Anik F2]]}}
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|-
|[[SES (company)|SES]]
|{{hlist|[[SES-9]]<ref name=sespr-ses9 /><ref name=sn-20150320 />}}
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|
|{{hlist|[[SES-15]]<ref name=sespr-ses15 />|[[SES-20]]|[[SES-21]]}}
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|-
|[[SkyTerra]]
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|{{hlist|[[SkyTerra-1|SkyTerra 1 (ex MSV 1)]]|SkyTerra-2 (cancelled)}}
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|-
|[[Thuraya]]
|
|{{hlist|[[Thuraya#Satellites|Thuraya 1]]|[[Thuraya#Satellites|Thuraya 2]]|[[Thuraya#Satellites|Thuraya 3]]}}
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|-
|Unnamed [[Federal government of the United States|U.S. Government]] agency
|
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|3 Unspecified Satellites<ref name=sfn-201503usgvt />
|-
|[[United States Air Force]]
|[[Wideband Global SATCOM system]]
|
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|{{hlist|10 firm <ref name=gunter-wgs/>}}
|-
|[[ViaSat]]
|{{hlist|[[ViaSat-2]]<ref name=viasatpr-viasat-2 />}}
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|-
|[[XM Satellite Radio]]
|{{hlist|XM 1 "Rock"<ref name=gunter-xm1 />|XM 2 "Roll"<ref name=gunter-xm1 />|XM 3 "Rhythm"<ref name=gunter-xm3 />|XM 4 "Blues"<ref name=gunter-xm3 />}}
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|}

== Orders and launches ==

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Customer
!Satellite
!Ordered
!Launched
!Result
!Rocket
!Model
!Launch mass (kg)
!Mass at [[BOL (engineering)|BOL]]
!Notes and references
|-
| [[PanAmSat]] || [[Galaxy XI]] || 1997 || 1999-12-22 || {{Success}} || [[Ariane 4|Ariane 44L]] || BSS-702 (concentrator arrays) || 4488 || 2775 ||degradation of solar concentrators - long term power loss <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[Thuraya]] || [[Thuraya#Satellites|Thuraya 1]] || 1997 || 2000-10-21 || {{Success}} || [[Zenit-3SL]] || 702HP-GEO (Concentrator Arrays) ||5108 || 3200 ||degradation of solar concentrators - long term power loss<ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[PanAmSat]] || [[Intelsat 1R]]<br />(formerly PAS-1R and Galaxy XIV) || 1997 || 2000-11-16 || {{Success}} || [[Ariane 5 G]] || BSS-702 (concentrator arrays) ||4758 || 2990 ||degradation of solar concentrators - long term power loss<ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[Telesat Canada]] || [[Anik F1]] || 1998 || 2000-11-21 || {{Success}} || [[Ariane 4|Ariane 44L]] || BSS-702 (concentrator arrays) ||4711 || 2950 ||degradation of solar concentrators - long term power loss<ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[XM Satellite Radio]] || [[XM-2 Roll|XM-2 (Roll)]] || 1998 || 2001-03-18 || {{Success}} || [[Zenit-3SL]] || BSS-702 (concentrator arrays) ||4682 || 2950 ||degradation of solar concentrators - long term power loss<ref name=gunter-bss702 /><ref name=gunter-xm1 />
|-
| [[XM Satellite Radio]] || [[XM-1 Rock|XM-1 (Rock)]] || 1998 || 2001-05-08 || {{Success}} || [[Zenit-3SL]] || BSS-702 (concentrator arrays) ||4682 || 2950 ||degradation of solar concentrators - long term power loss<ref name=gunter-bss702 /><ref name=gunter-xm1 />
|-
| [[PanAmSat]] || [[Galaxy III-C]]<br />(formerly PAS 9 and Galaxy XIII) || 1997 || 2002-06-15 || {{Success}} || [[Zenit-3SL]] ||  BSS-702HP ||4810 || 2835 || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[Thuraya]] || [[Thuraya#Satellites|Thuraya 2]] || 1997 || 2003-06-10 || {{Success}} || [[Zenit-3SL]] ||  702HP-GEO ||5177 || 3200 || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[Telesat Canada]] || [[Anik F2]] || 2000 || 2004-07-18 || {{Success}} || [[Ariane 5 G+]] ||  BSS-702HP ||5950 || 3805 || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[XM Satellite Radio]] || [[XM-3 Rhythm|MX-3 (Rhythm)]] || 2003 || 2005-03-01 || {{Success}} || [[Zenit-3SL]] || BSS-702HP || 4703 || || <ref name=gunter-xm3 />
|-
| [[Hughes Communications]] || [[Spaceway F1]] || 1999 || {{nobr|2005-04-26}}<!-- ensure that all dates are displayed with no line break--> || {{Success}} ||  [[Zenit-3SL]] ||BSS-702HP || 6080 || 3832 || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[Hughes Communications]] || [[Spaceway F2]] || 1999 || 2005-11-16 || {{Success}} || [[Ariane 5 ECA]] ||  BSS-702HP ||6116 || 3832 || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[XM Satellite Radio]] || [[XM-4 Blues|XM-4 (Blues)]] || 2003 || 2006-10-30 || {{Success}} || [[Zenit-3SL]] ||  BSS-702HP ||5193 || || <ref name=gunter-xm3 />
|-
| [[SES New Skies|New Skies]] || [[NSS-8]] || 2001 || 2007-01-30 || {{Failure}} || [[Zenit-3SL]] || BSS-702HP || 5920 || 3800 || Plus 2 options<ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[DirecTV]] || [[DirecTV-10]] || 2004 || 2007-07-07 || {{Success}} || [[Proton-M]] / [[Briz-M]] || BSS-702HP || 5893 || 3700 || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[Hughes Communications]] || [[Spaceway-3|Spaceway F3]] || 1999 || 2007-08-14 || {{Success}} || [[Ariane 5 ECA]] || BSS-702HP || 6116 || 3832 || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[United States Air Force]] || [[Wideband Global SATCOM system|WGS 1 (USA 195)]] || 2002 || 2007-10-11 || {{Success}} || [[Atlas V]] (421) || BSS-702HP || 5987 || || <ref name=gunter-wgs/>
|-
| [[Thuraya]] || [[Thuraya#Satellites|Thuraya 3]] || 2002 || 2008-01-15 || {{Success}} || [[Zenit-3SL]] || 702HP-GEO || 5250 || 3200 || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[DirecTV]] || [[DirecTV-11]] || 2004 || 2008-03-19 || {{Success}} || [[Zenit-3SL]] || BSS-702HP || 5923 || 3700 || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[United States Air Force]] || [[Wideband Global SATCOM system|WGS 2 (USA 204)]] || 2002 || 2009-04-04 || {{Success}} || [[Atlas V]] (421) || BSS-702HP || 5987 || || <ref name=gunter-wgs/>
|-
| [[United States Air Force]] || [[Wideband Global SATCOM system|WGS 3 (USA 211)]] || 2002 || 2009-12-06 || {{Success}} || [[Delta IV]] M+(5,4) || BSS-702HP || 5987 || || <ref name=gunter-wgs/>
|-
| [[DirecTV]] || [[DirecTV-12]] || 2004 || 2009-12-29 || {{Success}} || [[Proton-M]] / [[Briz-M]] || BSS-702HP || 6060 || 3700 || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[SkyTerra]] || [[SkyTerra-1]] (ex MSV 1) || 2006 || 2010-11-14 || {{Success}} || [[Proton-M]] / [[Briz-M]] || 702HP-GEO || 5390 || 3200 || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[United States Air Force]] || [[Wideband Global SATCOM system|WGS 4 (USA 233)]] || 2006 || 2012-01-20 || {{Success}} || [[Delta IV]] M+(5,4) || BSS-702HP || || || <ref name=gunter-wgs/>
|-
| [[Intelsat]] || [[Intelsat 22]] || 2009 || 2012-03-25 || {{Success}} || [[Proton-M]] / [[Briz-M]] || BSS-702MP || 6199 || || <ref name=boeingintelsat />
|-
| [[Intelsat]] || [[Intelsat 21]] || 2009 || 2012-08-19 || {{Success}} || [[Zenit-3SL]] || BSS-702MP || 5984 || || <ref name=boeingintelsat />
|-
| [[Intelsat]] || [[Intelsat 27]] || 2010 || 2013-02-01 || {{Failure}} || [[Zenit-3SL]] || BSS-702MP || 6241 || || <ref name=boeingintelsat />
|-
| [[United States Air Force]] || [[Wideband Global SATCOM system|WGS 5]] || 2006 || 2013-05-25 || {{Success}} || [[Delta IV]] M+(5,4) ||BSS-702HP ||  || || <ref name=gunter-wgs/>
|-
| [[United States Air Force]] || [[Wideband Global SATCOM system|WGS 6]] || 2007 || 2013-08-08 || {{Success}} || [[Delta IV]] M+(5,4) || BSS-702HP || || || <ref name=gunter-wgs/>
|-
| [[Inmarsat]] || [[Inmarsat-5 F1]] || 2010 || 2013-12-08 || {{Success}} || [[Proton-M]] / [[Briz-M]] || BSS-702HP || 6070 || 3750 || <ref name=boeinginmarsat-5 />
|-
| [[Inmarsat]] || [[Inmarsat-5 F2]] || 2010 || 2015-02-01 || {{Success}} || [[Proton-M]] / [[Briz-M]] || BSS-702HP || 6070 || 3750 || <ref name=boeinginmarsat-5 />
|-
| [[Asia Broadcast Satellite]] || [[ABS-3A]] || 2012 || 2015-03-02 || {{Success}} || [[Falcon 9 v1.1]] || BSS-702SP || 1954 || || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[Eutelsat]] || [[Eutelsat 115 West B]] (ex SATMEX 7) || 2012 || 2015-03-02 || {{Success}} || [[Falcon 9 v1.1]] || BSS-702SP || 2205 || || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[Secretariat of Communications and Transportation (Mexico)|Mexican Government]] || [[Morelos Satellite System|MEXSAT 1 (Centenario)]] || 2010 || 2015-05-16 || {{Failure}} || [[Proton-M]] / [[Briz-M]] || 702HP-GEO || 5325 || ||<ref name=boeing-mexsat />
|-
| [[United States Air Force]] || [[Wideband Global SATCOM system|WGS 7]] || 2011 || 2015-07-24 || {{Success}} || [[Delta IV]] M+(5,4) || BSS-702HP || || || <ref name=gunter-wgs/>
|-
| [[Inmarsat]] || [[Inmarsat-5 F3]] || 2010 || 2015-08-28 || {{Success}} || [[Proton-M]] / [[Briz-M]] || BSS-702HP || 6070 || 3750 || <ref name=boeinginmarsat-5 />
|-
| [[Secretariat of Communications and Transportation (Mexico)|Mexican Government]] || [[Morelos Satellite System|MEXSAT 2 (Morelos 3)]] || 2010 || 2015-10-02 || {{Success}} || [[Atlas V]] (421) || 702HP-GEO || 5325 || || 
|-
| [[Intelsat]] || [[Intelsat 29e]] || 2012 || 2016-01-27 || {{Success}} || [[Ariane 5 ECA]] || BSS-702MP || 6552 || || Developed a fuel leak in April 2019, during attempts to recover satellite it experienced another anomaly and debris was spotted around satellite. Declared lost.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Krebs |first=Gunther |title=Intelsat 29e (IS 29e) |url=https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/intelsat-29e.htm |access-date=2024-10-21 |website=Gunter's Space Page |language=en}}</ref><ref name=boeingintelsat /> 
|-
| [[SES (company)|SES]]|| [[SES-9]] || 2012 || 2016-03-04 || {{Success}} || [[Falcon 9 FT]] || BSS-702HP || 5330 || || <ref name=sespr-ses9 /><ref name=sn-20150320 />
|-
| [[Asia Broadcast Satellite]] || [[ABS-2A]] || 2012 || 2016-06-15 || {{Success}} || [[Falcon 9 FT]] || BSS-702SP || || || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[Eutelsat]] || [[Eutelsat 117 West B]] (ex SATMEX 9) || 2012 || 2016-06-15 || {{Success}} || [[Falcon 9 FT]] || BSS-702SP || 1963 || || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[Intelsat]] || [[Intelsat 33e]] || 2013 || 2016-08-24 || {{Success}} || {{nobr|[[Ariane 5 ECA]]}} || BSS-702MP || || || Satellite broke up 19 October 2024.<ref>{{Cite tweet |user=s4s_sda |number=1847819183272472884 |date=19 October 2024 |title=S4S has confirmed the breakup of Intelsat 33E (#41748, 2016-053B) ~0430 UTC. Currently tracking around 20 associated pieces - analysis ongoing. |access-date=20 October 2024}}</ref><ref name=boeingintelsat /> 
|-
| [[United States Air Force]] || [[Wideband Global SATCOM system|WGS 8]] || 2011 || 2016-12-07 || {{Success}} || [[Delta IV]] M+(5,4) || BSS-702HP || || || <ref name=gunter-wgs/>
|-
| [[United States Air Force]] || [[Wideband Global SATCOM system|WGS 9]] || 2012 || 2017-03-08 || {{Success}} || [[Delta IV]] M+(5,4) || BSS-702HP || || || <ref name=gunter-wgs/>
|-
| [[SES (company)|SES]]|| [[SES-15]] || 2015 || 2017-05-18 || {{Success}} || [[Soyuz ST-B]] / [[Fregat-MT]] || BSS-702SP || 2300 || || <ref name=sespr-ses15 />
|-
| [[Inmarsat]] || [[Inmarsat-5 F4]] || 2013 || 2017-05-15 || {{Success}} || [[Falcon 9 FT]] || BSS-702HP || 6070 || 3750 || <ref name=inmarsat-5f4 />
|-
| [[ViaSat]] || [[ViaSat-2]] || 2013 || 2017-06-01 || {{Success}} || [[Ariane 5 ECA]] || BSS-702HP || 6400 || || <ref name=viasatpr-viasat-2 />
|-
| [[Intelsat]] || [[Intelsat 35e]] || 2014 || 2017-07-05 || {{Success}} || [[Falcon 9 FT]] || BSS-702MP || || || <ref name=boeingpr-intelsat35e />
|-
| [[Intelsat]] || Intelsat 37e || 2013 || 2017-09-17 || {{Success}} || [[Ariane 5 ECA]] || BSS-702MP || || || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[Intelsat]] || [[Horizons-3e]] || 2015 || 2018-09-25 || {{Success}} || [[Ariane 5 ECA]] || BSS-702MP || || || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[United States Air Force]] || [[Wideband Global SATCOM system|WGS 10]] || 2012 || 2018-03-19 || {{Success}} || [[Delta IV]] M+(5,4) || BSS-702HP || || || <ref name=gunter-wgs/>
|-
| [[Spacecom]] || [[Amos-17]] || 2016 || 2019-08-06 || {{Success}} || [[Falcon 9 FT]] || BSS-702MP || 6500 || || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[SKY Perfect JSAT]] || JCSat 18/Kacific 1 || 2017 || 2019-12-16 || {{Success}} || [[Falcon 9 FT]] || BSS-702MP || 6800 || || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[New York Broadband LLC]] || [[Silkwave 1]] (NYBBSat 1) || 2015 || TBD || {{Planned}} || || BSS-702MP || ~6000 || || <ref name=satnews-20150115 /><ref name=gunter-silkwave1 />
|-
| [[Intelsat]] || Intelsat TBD || 2013 || 202x || {{Planned}} || || BSS-702MP || || || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[SES (company)|SES]]|| [[SES-20]] || 2020 || 2022 || {{Planned}} || || BSS-702SP || || || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[SES (company)|SES]]|| [[SES-21]] || 2020 || 2022 || {{Planned}} || || BSS-702SP || || || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[ViaSat]] || [[ViaSat-3]] Americas || 2016 || 2023-05-01 || {{Partial failure}} || [[Falcon Heavy]]|| BSS-702HP || 6418 || || Experienced antenna-deployment anomaly that limited throughput to <10%.<ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[ViaSat]] || [[ViaSat-3]] EMEA || 2016 || 2025 || {{Planned}} || [[Atlas V]] [[Atlas V#Capabilities|551]] || BSS-702HP || 6400 || || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[ViaSat]] || [[ViaSat-3]] APAC || 2019 || TBD || {{Planned}} || || BSS-702HP || 6400 ||  || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[ViaSat]] || [[ViaSat-3]] (option) ||  ||  || {{TBA}} || || BSS-702HP || 6400 || || Option<ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[United States Air Force]] || [[Wideband Global SATCOM system|WGS 11]] || 2019 || 2023 || {{Planned}} || || BSS-702X || || || <ref name=gunter-wgs/>
|-
| Unnamed [[Federal government of the United States|U.S. Government]] agency || (US Gov 1) || 2013 || [[To be announced|TBA]] || {{TBA}} ||  || BSS-702SP || || || <ref name=gunter-bss702 /><ref name=sfn-201503usgvt />
|-
| Unnamed [[Federal government of the United States|U.S. Government]] agency || (US Gov 2) || 2013 || [[To be announced|TBA]] || {{TBA}} ||  || BSS-702SP || || || <ref name=gunter-bss702 /><ref name=sfn-201503usgvt />
|-
| Unnamed [[Federal government of the United States|U.S. Government]] agency || (US Gov 3) || 2013 || [[To be announced|TBA]] || {{TBA}} ||  || BSS-702SP || || || <ref name=gunter-bss702 /><ref name=sfn-201503usgvt />
|-
| [[Asia-Pacific Mobile Telecommunications|APMT]] || APMT 1 || 1998 || Cancelled || {{Dropped|Cancelled}} || [[Long March 3B]] || 702HP-GEO (Concentrator Arrays) ||  || || Order cancelled after manufacturer failed to get an [[International Traffic in Arms Regulations|export license]] for launching on a [[China|Chinese]] rocket <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[Asia-Pacific Mobile Telecommunications|APMT]] || APMT 2 || 1998 || Cancelled || {{Dropped|Cancelled}} || [[Long March 3B]] || 702HP-GEO (Concentrator Arrays) || || || Order cancelled after manufacturer failed to get an [[International Traffic in Arms Regulations|export license]] for launching on a [[China|Chinese]] rocket <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[Asia Broadcast Satellite]] || [[ABS-8]] || 2015 || TBD || {{Dropped|Cancelled}} || [[Falcon 9 FT]] || BSS-702SP || || || Order cancelled due to the U.S. Export-Import Bank's loss of its operating charter due to congressional opposition<ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[Global IP Cayman]] || GiSAT-1 || 2016 || TBD || {{Dropped|Cancelled}} || || BSS-702MP || 6000 || || Order cancelled after the company was the center of controversies, as Chinese investors had taken control of Global IP.<ref name=gunter-bss702 /><ref name=gunter-gisat1 />
|-
| [[SkyTerra|Mobile Satellite Ventures]] || MSV SA || 2006 || Cancelled || {{Dropped|Cancelled}} || || 702HP-GEO || 5400 || 3200 || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
| [[SkyTerra]] || SkyTerra 2 (ex MSV 2) || 2006 || Cancelled || {{Dropped|Cancelled}} || [[Proton-M]] / [[Briz-M]] || 702HP-GEO || 5400 || 3200 || <ref name=gunter-bss702 />
|-
|}

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<ref name=boeingpr-intelsat35e>{{cite web |title=Boeing to Build Intelsat 35e EpicNG Satellite |url=http://boeing.mediaroom.com/Boeing-to-Build-Intelsat-35e-EpicNG-Satellite |publisher=[[Boeing]] |format=Press Release |date=2014-07-08 |accessdate=2015-03-09 }}</ref>
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<ref name=sn-20150601>{{cite web |url=http://spacenews.com/abs-teaming-with-boeing-spacex-for-another-electric-satellite/ |title=ABS Teaming with Boeing, SpaceX for another Electric Satellite |publisher=SpaceNews |accessdate=2015-06-01 |format=Article |date=2015-08-26 }}</ref>
<ref name=viasatpr-viasat-2>{{cite web |title=ViaSat Announces Next Generation Broadband Satellite |url=https://www.viasat.com/news/viasat-announces-next-generation-broadband-satellite |publisher=ViaSat|accessdate=2015-03-09|format=Press Release |date=2013-05-16}}</ref>
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}}

== External links ==
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-lYHj0XtSQ Boeing 702SP dual-stack integration and test], Boeing, December 2014.

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