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Inmarsat Mobile Number

Inmarsat Mobile Number

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the number assigned by the national Routeing Organization to an Inmarsat SES as its identity number:
– an Inmarsat-A maritime IMN has the format lxxxxxx

– an Inmarsat-B maritime IMN has the format 3xxxxxxxxx

– an Inmarsat-C maritime IMN has the format 4xxxxxxxxx

– an Inmarsat-M maritime IMN has the format 6xxxxxxxxx

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