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Old 8th March 2026 | 17:01
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The same applies to takeoff. If the SID requires a climb gradient higher than the OEI capability,(due to obstacles) we can still accept that SID as long as we have an engine-out procedure. It does not mean that we cannot fly that SID at all.

However, if the higher climb gradient is not related to obstacle clearance, then an engine-out SID is not necessary — for example, if it is required for noise abatement or due to ATC requirements.
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