Instrument Takeoff, Climb, SIDs, and Arcing Procedures
UJPT, E2-C2, & IUT BIFP-01
2.
Departure control’s responsibility to provide instructions
a.
You generally do not know the specific departure route in advance
b.
Controller will provide you with all instructions
(1) Altitudes
(2) Turns
(3) Heading
3.
Requires more controller time
a.
Active decision making
(1) Must continuously monitor the radar
(2) Makes judgments based on radar information
b.
Increased communication requirement
(1) Controller provides you with flight profile information for
controlling aircraft
(2) You must repeat headings, altitudes, and altimeter settings
(3) You must acknowledge all radio calls
(4) You must comply promptly with instructions
4.
Allows the controller flexibility to deal with changing flight conditions
a.
Weather
b.
Air traffic
c.
Temporary restrictions, such as inoperable NAVAIDs
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