We therefore proposed the necessary adjustments to these other licences to facilitate such services. This spectrum will also provide additional uplink capacity from satellite terminals, supporting broadband services on aircraft, and ships, as well as to control unmanned aircraft systems.We intend to introduce specific protection for each remaining fixed link in our Statement. We expect to confirm which fixed links this condition would relate to through this consultation, and the anticipated duration for the protection. To also introduce temporary (bespoke) conditions to protect any fixed links remaining temporarily in the band.For aeronautical terminals, no use will be permitted at 14.47-14.5 GHz, and for land and maritime terminals, use will be restricted around the radio astronomy sites. To introduce new conditions to protect existing radio astronomy sites in the 30 MHz between 14.47-14.5 GHz.To extend access to the frequencies available to satellite operators under an ESN licence to include 14.25-14.5 GHz.However, Ofcom does caveat that the change will come alongside new conditions, which are needed to help protect existing radio astronomy sites from interference (these make observations in the 14.47-14.5 GHz band) and to temporarily cover any fixed links that have yet to leave the band.

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