T-45C TS, ADV, & IUT BIFP-01
Instrument Takeoff and Climb with SID
4.
Sorts aircraft by initial route for efficiency
a.
Depart the stem of the route at
transition points
b.
Transition points lead into initial route
EXAMPLE: The SID resembles a tree
with all aircraft beginning on the same
“stem” route and then moving into the
“branches” at the transition points.
D. Vector SID (radar vectors)
Sg 2, fr 7
1.
Provides navigational guidance by ground
radar
a.
Top of departure plate: pictorial
description
b.
Bottom section of departure plate:
textual description
c.
Departure controller monitors your
movement on radar and vectors as the
situation may require
SALT LAKE TWO DEPARTURE
(VECTOR)
d.
Shows your aircraft in relation to
Sg 2, fr 8
significant terrain features and other
aircraft
e.
Facilitates traffic separation
2.
Departure control’s responsibility to provide
instructions
SALT LAKE TWO DEPARTURE
a.
You generally do not know the specific
(VECTOR)
departure route in advance
b.
Controller will provide you with all
instructions
(1) Altitudes
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