Originally Posted by
Feather44
Why??
Read more carefully the green squared explanation
Well it's a contradiction in FAA land where I'm from, where "via" refers to vertical navigation and means specifically to comply with the level restrictions. So under that premise, this phrase is essentially saying "comply with the level restrictions, cancel level restrictions."
But after some deduction, the explanation has to be that the premise of the jurisdiction of this document is that "via" refers to lateral navigation. So this would be saying to comply with the lateral navigation, and cancel level restrictions. OK, makes sense. But then it's completely redundant, if they omitted the "climb via" bit then you would have continued on the lateral path you were already cleared to. So what's the point of saying it? It doesn't add any meaningful information and only creates confusion because if you consider that the information must be significant, you're gonna look for some meaning in it that tells you to do something you're not already doing. (This isn't the first time I've had to relearn
not to consider that the information must be significant)