T-45A UJPT, E2-C2, & ADV CR-02; IUT CR-01
Course Rules
c.
Coded departure/special instructions - Banks
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One until established in Kings IV then transit to
Fig 18: Banks One
Kings V (Low or Mid)
Departure
6.
Alert areas
NOTE: Refer to the panels in the FLIP IFR Enroute
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Low Altitude United States charts for the following
Fig 19: FLIP IFR
information: number; effective altitude; times used,
Enroute Low Altitude -
UTC; controlling agency; and panel location.
U.S., L-15 Navigational
Chart
a.
A-632A and A-632C: used for formation flights
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and other flights not requiring MOA-related
Fig 20: A-632A and
A-632C Alert Areas
activity
(1) Boundaries: area overlapping Kings III and
Kings I MOAs
(2) A-632A operating altitude: 6,000-17,999 ft
MSL
NOTE: The local working area is defined
as that airspace underlying the Kingsville
MOAs and alert area boundaries, from
3,000-17,999 ft MSL.
(3) A-632C operating altitude surface to
17,999 ft
NOTE: Alert area A-632C excludes airways
and airspace surface to 4,000 ft AGL within the
Alice Int. Class D airspace.
b.
A-632B: used for NAS Corpus Christi training
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aircraft operations
Fig 21: W-228D
Gunnery Range and
A-632B Alert Area
(1) Boundary: area does not overlap any MOA
(2) A-632B operating altitude surface to FL180
NOTE: Alert area A-632B excludes
airspace surface to 4,000 ft AGL within the
Class C airspace of NAS Corpus Christi
and NALF Waldron when active.
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