<table><tr><th>From:</th><th>Lesley Groff Mia&gt;</th></tr><tr><td>Sent:</td><td>Wednesday, April 19, 2017 5:22 PM</td></tr><tr><td>To:</td><td>Jefffrey Epstein; Larry Visoski Larry</td></tr><tr><td>Subject:</td><td>Airplane Satellite Phone</td></tr></table>

looks to me like "0114,=9D needs to be added to make a call to the 881 number on the plane when =ailing from the US!

JANUARY 9, =015

Satellite=phone numbers are different from land and cellular systems. Each =atellite provider has a unique prefix followed by an eight or nine =igit number. For Iridium, the number would begin with 8816 followed by sight digit phone number, Inmarsat begins with 870 followed by nine =igit phone number, and Thuraya begins with 882 16 followed by an eight =igit number. In addition to the prefix and phone number, callers must =now and use international dialing codes.

To call out from an =ridium, Inmarsat, or Thuraya satellite phone, the caller needs a clear =iew of the sky and the phone should be registered to the satellite =etwork. When the phone is ready to dial enter 00 plus the country code =nd phone number:

For Example: 001 954 973 3100.

To call an Iridium, =nmarsat, or Thuraya satellite phone, the caller needs to enter the =nternational dialing code (i.e. In United States use 011, In Europe use =0, Etc') and satellite phone number:

* Calling from =S to an Iridium phone: 011 8816 =1049999