Mouseover of icons will give you the WAAS and PRN numbers or the city name. Clicking on each satellite icon will bring up a balloon with complete details of each satellite while each flag icon will show the elevation and azimuth to each satellite from that location.

WAAS satellites 35 and 47 were taken out of service on 2007/07/30. WAAS 48 is drifting east and it's longitude as of 2010/09/01 was 120.0°W. The Elevation and Azimuth figures reflect it's original location at 133.0°W. For details see the FAA notifications below.

WAAS satellites 35 and 47 were taken out of service on 2007/07/30

INMARSAT AOR-W satellite (PRN # 122) and POR satellite (PRN #134) to be phased out

July 2007 (Update) - The Atlantic Ocean Region - West (AOR-W) satellite represented by PRN #122 and the Pacific Ocean Region (POR) satellite represented by PRN #134 will cease WAAS signal-in-space (SIS) transmission on July 30th, 2007.

WAAS Intelsat GEO Currently Experiencing Technical Difficulties (Regarding WAAS 48 PRN 135)

April 12, 2010 - Intelsat has notified the Federal Aviation Administration of a technical issue currently being experienced with the telemetry tracking and control system (TT&C) of their Galaxy XV satellite. The Intelsat Galaxy XV is one of the geostationary satellites (GEO) that broadcasts the WAAS signal in space.

For WAAS users, there is no immediate impact to service; but over the next few weeks, the Intelsat GEO will drift out of its current orbit position, ultimately requiring the GEO broadcast to be discontinued.

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