RocketSpace Shuttle
SpaceportCape Canaveral & Kennedypad LC39A
OutcomeSuccess
Launch agencyNASA JSCUnited States
Flight
- Date and time (UTC)
- August 30, 1984, 12:41
- Launch designation
- 1984-093
- Mission
- OV-103 PAM deploy
- Flight name
- PAM-D/Leasat Deploy
- Vehicle flight ID
- STS-14/41-D
- Year
- Launches in 1984
Orbit and payload
- Initial apogee
- 38,048 km
- Payload mass to orbit
- 118.1 t
- Payloads
- 5
- GCAT launch code
- OS
Payloads
| Payload | Designation | Owner | Mission type | Mass | Fate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Discovery (STS 41-D) | 1984-093ANORAD 15234 | NASA Johnson Space Flight Center | Human spaceflight | 93.0 t | Landed · Sep 5, 1984 |
| SBS 4 | 1984-093BNORAD 15235 | Satellite Business Systems, Inc. (IBM/Aetna/Comsat) | Communications | 634 kg | Renamed · July 1985 |
| Leasat 2 | 1984-093CNORAD 15236 | Hughes Communications Inc. | Communications | 3,231 kg | In orbit |
| Telstar 302 | 1984-093DNORAD 15237 | AT&T Skynet Satellite Services | Communications | 619 kg | In orbit |
| OAST-1 | 1984-093 | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center | — | — | — |
Source: GCAT launch list and payload catalogs, Jonathan C. McDowell (CC BY 4.0). Orbit values are the initial orbit reported for the launch.