Specifications
| Length | 20,000 km |
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| Status | In Service |
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| Ready for Service | 2009 |
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| End of Service | 2034 |
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| Capacity | 2.9 Tbps |
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| Fiber Pairs | 4 |
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| Supplier | TE SubCom |
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| Landing Points | 10 |
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| Countries | 9 |
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Owners
AT&T
BT
Bharti Airtel
Eastern Telecom
Ezecom
Globe Telecom
Indosat Ooredoo
National Telecom
PLDT
Saigon Postel Corporation
Spark New Zealand
Starhub
Telekom Malaysia
Telkom Indonesia
Telstra
Unified National Networks (UNN)
VNPT International
Viettel Corporation
Landing Points (10)
| Location |
Country |
Position |
| Changi North, Singapore |
SG Singapore |
1.3890°, 103.9870° |
| Keawaula, HI, United States |
US United States |
21.5488°, -158.2420° |
| La Union, Philippines |
PH Philippines |
16.5826°, 120.3896° |
| Lantau Island, China |
CN China |
22.2715°, 113.9483° |
| Mersing, Malaysia |
MY Malaysia |
2.2955°, 103.8499° |
| Morro Bay, CA, United States |
US United States |
35.3667°, -120.8472° |
| Sriracha, Thailand |
TH Thailand |
13.1744°, 100.9306° |
| Tanguisson Point, Guam |
GU Guam |
13.5436°, 144.8124° |
| Tungku, Brunei |
BN Brunei |
4.9264°, 114.8858° |
| Vung Tau, Vietnam |
VN Vietnam |
10.3418°, 107.0792° |
About the Asia-America Gateway (AAG) Cable System Cable System
Asia-America Gateway connects Southeast Asia to the US West Coast via the Pacific, with landing points in Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Brunei, Hong Kong, Philippines, Guam, and Hawaii.