INRAT - STANDARD INSTRUMENT
DEPARTURE PROCEDURES (SIDS)
EXAM
SID? - Correct Answers -Standard instrument departure
What are the two types of SIDs? - Correct Answers -1. Pilot Navigation SIDs:
Established where the pilot is required to use the chart as reference for navigation to the
enroute phase
2. Vector SIDs: Established where ATC will provide radar navigational guidance to a
filed/assigned route or to a fix depicted on the chart
also can be listed as Jet or Non jet
What are the two segments of a SID? - Correct Answers -1. Initial segment
- From departure end of the runway to the position where the aircraft will first turn from
the initial departure heading
2. Second segment
- Either via radar vectors of pilot navigation from the first turning point to the SID
termination point
do you apply wind correction for SIDs runway heading in the initial segment? - Correct
Answers -NO
do NOT fly GPS Track
if ATC has given you a vectors, should you apply a wind correction? - Correct Answers -
NO
Fly the heading not the track
When do you apply wind correction for a SID - Correct Answers -fly the TRACK when:
- You are flying towards a specific waypoint or navaid and controllers have NOT given
you an assigned heading
Does an ATC revision cancel the SID? - Correct Answers -NO
DEPARTURE PROCEDURES (SIDS)
EXAM
SID? - Correct Answers -Standard instrument departure
What are the two types of SIDs? - Correct Answers -1. Pilot Navigation SIDs:
Established where the pilot is required to use the chart as reference for navigation to the
enroute phase
2. Vector SIDs: Established where ATC will provide radar navigational guidance to a
filed/assigned route or to a fix depicted on the chart
also can be listed as Jet or Non jet
What are the two segments of a SID? - Correct Answers -1. Initial segment
- From departure end of the runway to the position where the aircraft will first turn from
the initial departure heading
2. Second segment
- Either via radar vectors of pilot navigation from the first turning point to the SID
termination point
do you apply wind correction for SIDs runway heading in the initial segment? - Correct
Answers -NO
do NOT fly GPS Track
if ATC has given you a vectors, should you apply a wind correction? - Correct Answers -
NO
Fly the heading not the track
When do you apply wind correction for a SID - Correct Answers -fly the TRACK when:
- You are flying towards a specific waypoint or navaid and controllers have NOT given
you an assigned heading
Does an ATC revision cancel the SID? - Correct Answers -NO