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Old 31st October 2025 | 12:09
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Originally Posted by Maverick2167
Thanks for the detailed reply. My company procedure for said route provides an escape procedure on an airway(as mentioned) However, the escape procedure dictates descend to FL100 on the airway but as mentioned the MOCA for said airway is F11000 and later increasing to F12000. Hence wanted to know if there is a legal leeway to descend below MOCA or am I missing something?
If that’s the case, I don’t think it’s legal. My company has had several similar incidents. When we asked where the terrain database came from, it turned out that the person who created the DNP made a mistake, so it had to be corrected. You might want to check with your company — it could be the same situation.

Or maybe they have a more up-to-date database indicating that it’s safe to descend as stated — but if not, that would be quite concerning.
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