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Old June 15th 04, 11:02 PM
Matt Whiting
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Stan Gosnell wrote:

Roy Smith wrote in
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Not to mention (if I counted right) 13 DP's and 7 STAR's!



Those are for the Houston area, with both HOU, IAH, EFD, and
lots of smaller airports around. I've never been given any of
those in all the years I've been flying out of here. I don't
fly big iron at flight levels.


I think I've only had one SID assigned ever and that was out of PHL. I
don't remember all of the details, but I remember after copying and
reading back the clearance I was thinking that this was going to be a
real hassle figuring out this SID and then flying it. Turns out the SID
was eseentially "fly runway heading and expect vectors to on course
fix." Made me wonder why they bothered with the SID, but it sure was
easy to fly! :-)


Matt

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Old June 16th 04, 03:14 PM
Peter R.
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Matt Whiting ) wrote:

I think I've only had one SID assigned ever and that was out of PHL. I
don't remember all of the details, but I remember after copying and
reading back the clearance I was thinking that this was going to be a
real hassle figuring out this SID and then flying it. Turns out the SID
was eseentially "fly runway heading and expect vectors to on course
fix." Made me wonder why they bothered with the SID, but it sure was
easy to fly! :-)


When clearance delivery includes a departure procedure, remember that you
will most likely get the departure frequency there, rather than from the
controller, too.

I recall the first time I received a DP, which was out of Teterboro (New
Jersey, US), the controller gave me the clearance but did not include the
departure frequency, or so I thought. I called back for the frequency and
the controller tersely stated that it was included in the DP.



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