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Old 12th Nov 2021, 18:28
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Originally Posted by Apate
Bottom line is that you are responsible for obstacle clearance. The easiest way to do this would be to follow any published missed approach procedure until MSA is reached for the sector you are departing in.
Hi Apate
Although that seems like a sensible choice and I might well be guilty of having taken that approach (departure!) in the past when no published departure was available, it doesn't really give you protection. The missed approach procedure generally starts before or at the runway threshold at a significant altitude, whilst a departure (unless designed for helicopters only ) starts at a point 5m above the departure end of runway (which includes any clearway), so the protections for both procedures are very different.

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