Eastern Satellites:

• Astra 4E (4°E): Covers Eastern Europe and Russia, offering a variety of digital TV channels.
• Astra 23E (23°E): Well-known for European channels, especially in Central and Eastern Europe.
• Astra 28E (28°E): One of the main satellites for broadcasting in the UK and Ireland, with English-language channels.
• Astra 19E (19°E): One of the most widely used satellites in Europe for general broadcasting.
• Eutelsat 9E (9°E): Wide European coverage with sports and movie content.
• Eutelsat 16E (16°E): Covers Europe and Africa with diverse content.
• Türksat 42E (42°E): Covers Turkey and nearby regions with many Turkish channels.
• AzerSpace 45E (45°E): Covers the Caucasus and Central Asia with various channels.
• Intelsat 31E (31°E): Covers Europe and the Middle East with commercial and media channels.
• Bulgaria Sat 2E (2°E): Covers the Balkans with Bulgarian and international channels.
• Hot Bird 13E (13°E): One of the most popular European satellites offering multilingual and multi-genre channels.
• Express 80E (80°E): Covers Central Asia with satellite broadcasting services.
• Express 56E (56°E): Serves Russia and neighboring regions with diverse channels.
• Hellas Sat 39E (39°E): Covers the Balkans and Middle East with varied TV content.

Western Satellites:

• Thor 1W (1°W): Covers Northern Europe with famous sports and entertainment channels.
• Amos 4W (4°W): Covers Israel and parts of Eastern Europe and the Middle East with diverse content.
• Nilesat 7W (7°W): The most popular satellite in the Arab world, offering a wide range of Arabic channels.
• Hispasat 30W (30°W): Covers Latin America and Europe with Spanish and Portuguese content.

Each satellite offers unique content that caters to viewers across Europe, Asia, and the Arab world.