SIDs and SDRs

Question 1

What is a SID?

Answer 1

standard Instrument Departure

A designated IFR Departure route linking the aerodrome or specified runway of an aerodrome with a specified significant point, normally on a designated ATS route, at which the en route phase of flight commences….(ICAO)

Question 2

What do all SIDs comply with?

Answer 2

Noise preferential routes

Terrain clearance

Question 3

What are the SIDs for runway 08 and which directs do they route?

Answer 3

NIC5C
AVO5C
RYE4C
TAV4C………..all North

FOR4C……….South

Question 4

What are the SIDs for runway 26 and which directs do they route?

Answer 4

TAV4A
RYE4A
AVO4A
NIC4A………..All North

FOR4A……….South

Question 5

What is an SDR?

Answer 5

Standard departure route

Est for IFR departures in excess of 5700kg, and all jet ac, to leave CAS in compliance with NPRsnand terrain clearance

Question 6

What are the WSX SDRs and which direction do they route?

Answer 6

Rwy08

T to the north
U to the south east
V to the south

Rwy26

W to the north
X to the east south east
Y to the south
Z to the west

Question 7

What are the general restrictions for SDRs?

Answer 7

Pilot will adhere to the routes until leaving CAS unless otherwise instructed by ATC

Subject to free flow departures

Will climb to 3000’ WIA QNH

Speed limit 250kts