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NavDeparture Procedures

Runway 25 departures require runway heading, the specified PDG, and a straight takeoff within 15 degrees.

2026-07-31 03:00 - 2026-10-31 03:00
Duration:LONG4 months

Period of Applicability

2026-07-31 03:00 - 2026-10-31 03:00

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Interpretation

For Runway 25 departures, maintain runway heading and a minimum procedure design gradient (PDG) of 3.3 percent from the departure end of runway to 1,000 feet. The procedure is valid only for straight takeoffs within 15 degrees. In reduced visibility, the operator must verify the gradient using takeoff and landing performance data (TOLD); PDG must not be confused with aircraft climb gradient. If RVR falls below minimums after takeoff, the crew will be notified and the pilot makes the final decision. ATS takeoff authorization is based on traffic and known obstacles, while compliance with minimum weather requirements remains the pilot's responsibility.

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Raw NOTAM

A1216/26 NOTAMN
Q)SUEO/QXXXX/IV/NBO/AE/000/999/
A)SUMU
B)2607310300
C)2610310300
E)RWY 25: DEPARTURE ON RWY HEADING. MINIMUM GRADIENT 3.3
PERCENT FROM DER TO 1,000 FT, PROC VALID ONLY FOR STRAIGHT TKOF
WITHIN A 15-DEGREE ANGLE. THE OPERATOR MUST CHECK THE GRADIENT ON THE
TOLD BEFORE TKOF IN REDUCED VISIBILITY, PDG-DO NOT CONFUSE WITH ACFT
PER GRADIENT. IF RVR IS BELOW MINIMUMS AFTER TKOF, THE CREW IS
NOTIFIED AND THE FINAL DECISION IS UP TO THE PILOT. ATS AUTHORIZES
TKOF BASED ON TRAFFIC AND KNOWN OBSTACLES, IT IS THE PILOT S
RESPONSIBILITY TO MEET THE MINIMUM WEATHER REQUIREMENTS
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