STANDARD INSTRUMENT DEPARTURES

IIn continuing the theme of the previous exercise (SIMULATED HUH 25 & WC 34 APPROACHES), this exercise consists of a series of “Standard Instrument Departures” where, again, the goal is to take a written description of a specified instrument flight procedure—consisting of little more than a sequential description of headings, altitudes, and speeds—and translate this into an actual flight-sequence profile.  At their core, Standard Instrument Departures (or “SIDs”) are designed—like any published departure procedure—to provide the pilot with a safe routing around unseen terrain in instrument conditions (IMC).  Adherence to the procedure is critical.  The written descriptions below therefore serve to develop this skill of “procedure adherence.”  The SIDs below are of three groups, the first of which simply requires instrument flight in accordance with prescribed altitudes and headings; the second group concerns the additional requirement to intercept and track prescribed radio navigation routings; and the third group provides for holds over navigation aids in the vicinity of Langley Airport.  If you have been assigned a SID for the departure on a training flight, you would be advised to sketch out a “plan view” of the sequence, including notations on headings, altitudes, and speeds, so that this sketch can be readily referred to during the actual flying under the hood.  Be sure to calculate the minimum climb gradient required to complete the manoeuvre, which should be converted to the “feet-per-minute” climb performance of your aircraft given ambient wind conditions.  The conversion table appears in the Canada Air Pilot:1

 

All altitudes are ASL unless indicated.

VU ONE DEPARTURE (VECTOR)

This SID requires a minimum climb gradient of 488’ per NM to 1000’ AAE.

 

DEPARTURE

 

Rwy 01:  Climb runway heading to 1000’.  Then RIGHT climbing turn to heading 070°.  Maintain 2500’ or as assigned.

 

Rwy 19:  Climb runway heading until across the Fraser Hwy.  Then LEFT climbing to heading 160° to 1000’.  Then LEFT climbing turn to heading 030°.  Maintain 2500’ or as assigned.  Expect Radar Vectors.

CRAIG TWO DEPARTURE (VECTOR)

This SID requires a minimum climb gradient of 488’ per NM to 1000’ AAE.

 

DEPARTURE

Rwy 01:  Climb runway heading to 1000’.  Then LEFT climbing turn to heading 250°.  Maintain 2500’ or as assigned.

 

Rwy 19:  Climb runway heading until across the Fraser Hwy.  Then LEFT climbing to heading 150° to 1000’.  Then RIGHT climbing turn to heading 250°.  Maintain 2500’ or as assigned.  Expect Radar Vectors.

JONES THREE DEPARTURE (VECTOR)

This SID requires a minimum climb gradient of 488’ per NM to 1000’ AAE.

 

DEPARTURE

 

Rwy 01:  Climb runway heading to 1000’.  Then LEFT climbing turn to heading 250°.  Maintain 1500’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 160° Track and proceed direct to the WC NDB.

 

Rwy 19:  Climb runway heading until across the Fraser Hwy.  Then LEFT climbing to heading 150° to 1000’.  Then RIGHT climbing turn to heading 270°.  Maintain 1500’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 160° Track and proceed direct to the WC NDB.  Expect Radar Vectors.

NAM FOUR DEPARTURE (VECTOR)

This SID requires a minimum climb gradient of 488’ per NM to 1000’ AAE.

DEPARTURE

 

Rwy 01:  Climb runway heading to 1000’.  Then LEFT climbing turn to heading 220°. 

Maintain 2500’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 340° Track and proceed direct from the WC NDB.

 

Rwy 19:  Climb runway heading until across the Fraser Hwy.  Then LEFT climbing to heading 150° to 1000’.  Then RIGHT climbing turn to heading 240°.  Maintain 2500’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 340° Track and proceed direct from the WC NDB.  Expect Radar Vectors.

GIESBRETCH FIVE DEPARTURE (VECTOR)

This SID requires a minimum climb gradient of 488’ per NM to 1000’ AAE.

 

DEPARTURE

 

Rwy 01:  Climb runway heading to 1000’.  Then LEFT climbing turn to heading 220°.  Maintain 1500’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 310° Radial and proceed direct to the HUH VOR.

 

Rwy 19:  Climb runway heading until across the Fraser Hwy.  Then LEFT climbing turn to heading 150° to 1000’.  Then RIGHT climbing turn to heading 220°.  Maintain 1500’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 310° Radial and proceed direct to the HUH VOR.

WADDINGTON SIX DEPARTURE (VECTOR)

This SID requires a minimum climb gradient of 488’ per NM to 1000’ AAE.

 

DEPARTURE

 

Rwy 01:  Climb runway heading to 1000’.  Then LEFT climbing turn to heading 220°.  Maintain 2500’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 160° Radial and proceed direct from the YPK VOR.

 

Rwy 19:  Climb runway heading until across the Fraser Hwy.  Then LEFT climbing to heading 150° to 1000’.  Then RIGHT climbing turn to heading 220°.  Maintain 2500’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 150° Radial and proceed direct from the YPK VOR.

GAHAN SEVEN DEPARTURE (VECTOR)         (direct entry)

This SID requires a minimum climb gradient of 488’ per NM to 1000’ AAE.

DEPARTURE

 

Rwy 01:  Climb runway heading to 2000’.  Upon intercepting the 090° Radial, climb to maintain 2500’ or as assigned, and proceed direct to the YPK VOR.  Hold at YPK, inbound on the 090° Radial.

 

Rwy 19:  Climb runway heading until across the Fraser Hwy.  Then LEFT climbing to heading 150° to 1000’.  Then LEFT climbing turn to heading 010°.  Maintain 2500’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 090° Radial and proceed direct to the YPK VOR.  Hold at YPK, inbound on the 090° Radial.

METHORST EIGHT DEPARTURE (VECTOR)   (direct entry)

This SID requires a minimum climb gradient of 488’ per NM to 1000’ AAE.

 

DEPARTURE

 

Rwy 01:  Climb runway heading to 1000’.  Then LEFT climbing turn to heading 250°.  Maintain 1500’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 160° Track and proceed direct to the WC NDB.  Hold at WC, inbound on the 160° Track.

 

Rwy 19:  Climb runway heading until across the Fraser Hwy.  Then LEFT climbing to heading 150° to 1000’.  Then RIGHT climbing turn to heading 270°.  Maintain 1500’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 160° Track and proceed direct to the WC NDB.  Hold at WC, inbound on the 160° Track.


CHUNG NINE DEPARTURE (VECTOR)            (offset entry)

This SID requires a minimum climb gradient of 488’ per NM to 1000’ AAE.

 

DEPARTURE

 

Rwy 01:  Climb runway heading to 1000’.  Then LEFT climbing turn to heading 250°.  Maintain 1500’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 305° Radial and proceed direct to the HUH VOR.  Hold at HUH, inbound on the 150° Radial.

 

Rwy 19:  Climb runway heading until across the Fraser Hwy.  Then LEFT climbing to heading 150° to 1500’.  Then RIGHT climbing turn to heading 290°.  Maintain 1500’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 305° Radial and  proceed direct to the HUH VOR.  Hold at HUH, inbound on the 150° Radial.

ORLOWSKI TEN DEPARTURE (VECTOR)        (parallel entry)

This SID requires a minimum climb gradient of 488’ per NM to 1000’ AAE.

 

DEPARTURE

 

Rwy 01:  Climb runway heading to 1000’.  Then LEFT climbing turn to heading 250°.  Maintain 2000’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 180° Radial and proceed direct to the YPK VOR.  Hold at YPK, inbound on the 300° Radial.

 

Rwy 19:  Climb runway heading until across the Fraser Hwy.  Then LEFT climbing to heading 150° to 1000’.  Then RIGHT climbing turn to heading 290°.  Maintain 2000’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 180° Radial and proceed direct to the YPK VOR.  Hold at YPK, inbound on the 300° Radial.

WOOLLAM ELEVEN DEPARTURE (VECTOR)        (parallel entry)

This SID requires a minimum climb gradient of 488’ per NM to 1000’ AAE.

 

DEPARTURE

 

Rwy 01:  Climb runway heading to 1000’.  Then LEFT climbing turn to heading 250°.  Maintain 1500’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 160° Track and proceed direct to the WC NDB.  Hold at WC, inbound on the 360° Track.

 

Rwy 19:  Climb runway heading until across the Fraser Hwy.  Then LEFT climbing to heading 150° to 1000’.  Then RIGHT climbing turn to heading 230°.  Maintain 1500’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 160° Track and proceed direct to the WC NDB.  Hold at WC, inbound on the 360° Track

RICHARDSON TWELVE DEPARTURE (VECTOR)      (offset entry)

This SID requires a minimum climb gradient of 488’ per NM to 1000’ AAE.

 

DEPARTURE

 

Rwy 01:  Climb runway heading to 1000’.  Then LEFT climbing turn to heading 250°.  Maintain 1500’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 160° Track and proceed direct to the WC NDB.  Hold at WC, inbound on the 020°.

 

Rwy 19:  Climb runway heading until across the Fraser Hwy.  Then LEFT climbing to heading 150° to 1000’.  Then RIGHT climbing turn to heading 230°.  Maintain 1500’ or as assigned.  Intercept the 160° Track and proceed direct to the WC NDB.  Hold at WC, inbound on the 020°.

 

1 The Canada Air Pilot, referred to as “CAP,” contains all the publicly published instrument approach and departure procedures for Canadian Airports, and is the main “workbook” for IFR Pilots.  An equivalent publication is privately produced by Jepperson-Sanders, and is referred to as the Airways Manual, or “JEPP” for short.  Using “JEPP,” a pilot can fly any publicly published IFR procedure in the world.