Satellite Phone Numbering Plans
Satellite phones are usually issued with numbers in a special country calling code. For example, Inmarsat satellite phones are issued with code +870, while Global Mobile Satellite System providers, such as Iridium, issue numbers in country code +881 ("Global Mobile Satellite System") or +882 ("International Networks"). Some satellite phones are issued with ordinary phone numbers, such as Globalstar satellite phones issued with NANP telephone numbers.
- Inmarsat:+870: SNAC (Single Network Access Code)
- ICO Global: +881 0, +881 1.
- Ellipso: +881 2, +881 3.
- Iridium: +881 6, +881 7.
- Globalstar: +881 8, +881 9.
- Emsat: +882 13.
- Thuraya: +882 16.
- ACeS: +882 20.
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