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Chapter 4 A. Charts. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Jeppesen Sanderson Inc. Subscription directly or through a distributor like Sporty’s Purchase at local FBO. Departure Standards. Terminal Instrument Procedures (TERPS) AC climbing 200’/nm 35’ agl at departure end
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Charts • National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration • Jeppesen Sanderson Inc. • Subscription directly or through a distributor like Sporty’s • Purchase at local FBO
Departure Standards • Terminal Instrument Procedures (TERPS) • AC climbing 200’/nm • 35’ agl at departure end • Obstacle clear zone 152’/nm • 40:1 slope
Designer Options • Increase the climb gradient • Increase the standard takeoff minima to allow the pilot to visually remain clear of the obstacle • Design and publish a specific departure procedure • Use of combination of the above
Instrument Departure Procedures • FAA has combined the former Standard Instrument Departure (SID’s) and textual IFR departure procedures into a single entity called an instrument departure procedure
Departure Procedures • Provide obstacle clearance protection to aircraft in IMC • Increases efficiency and reduce communication and departure delays
Pilot Responsibilities • Consider terrain and obstacles • Determine if a DP is available • Determine if obstacle avoidance can be maintained or if the DP should be flown • Consider the effects of engine loss • May file “No DP” in remarks section of the filed flight plan
ATC may issue a clearance that is the same as the DP • Two types • Pilot Nav • Radar Vector • Dp transition routes are shown with solid lines • Use proper code Not to scale