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Encyclopedia > Standard Instrument Departure

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Standard instrument departure


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TSB Reports - Air 2000 - A00P0009 (2491 words)
The departure controller was aware of the aircraft's high performance capabilities and anticipated that it would easily reach the MVA altitude of 7000 feet before reaching the boundary.
The second departure controller speculated that he may have seen the Mode C altitude readout indicating 8400 feet and assumed that aircraft was still climbing.
When the second departure controller cleared the Beech 1900D to climb to 11 000 feet only two miles from the 9000-foot MVA boundary, he expected the aircraft to be able to meet the altitude requirements.
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