For the unknown, the Intelsat 29e propulsion system experienced damage late on April 7, 2019, which caused a leak of satellite's propellant, resulting in service disruption to customers. Reports have highlighted that the event caused a service outage on the Intelsat 29e satellite and the same affected aeronautical, maritime and wireless-operator customers based out of Latin America, North Atlantic, and Caribbean regions. Since the Intelsat-29e satellite has been rendered a space junk, it will now continue to drift uncontrolled in its current orbit which is the geostationary orbit or GEO.