Azerspace-1, Azerbaijan's first official satellite in space Orbital Sciences Corporation and launched in 2012 from the Guyana Space Center in France. Azerspace-1 satellite was launched on February 7, 2013 at 46 ° east orbit. With a weight of 3.2 tons, the satellite will provide telecommunication services for Azerbaijan, Central Asia, Europe and Africa for 15 years. Azerspace-1 satellite In the scope of scope, Europe, a large part of Asia and Africa are located. Azerspace-1 with an approximate life of 15 years. 24 C-band and 12 Ku-band transponders. 20 percent of the satellite capacity will meet the needs of Azerbaijan, 80 percent will be rented to other countries and companies.

Usually on this satellite Azerbaijan, Turkish, Russian and Georgian channels are broadcast. In this orbit there is another satellite for Africa with Azerspace-1 satellite. Africasat-1 also serves. Below is the Azerspace-1 satellite's current frequency list.