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AFMAN 11-217V1 3 JANUARY 2005 231<br />

Table 9.3. Summary of Climb Gradients for KRNO.<br />

ODP<br />

Specific<br />

ATC Dept<br />

Instructions<br />

Mustang 6<br />

Reno 3<br />

Wagge 2<br />

Zeffr 1<br />

Rwy 7 Rwy 25 Rwy 16L Rwy 16R Rwy 34L Rwy 34R<br />

Not<br />

740 ft/nm to<br />

440 ft/nm to 440 ft/nm to<br />

Authorized<br />

8000<br />

7400 7400<br />

Not<br />

Authorized<br />

Not<br />

Authorized<br />

Not<br />

Authorized<br />

Not<br />

Authorized<br />

Not<br />

Authorized<br />

Cat A/B: 380<br />

ft/nm to 8000<br />

Cat C/D; 610<br />

ft/nm to 9800<br />

Cat E: Not<br />

Authorized<br />

Cat A/B: 470<br />

ft/nm to 8500<br />

Cat C/D: 610<br />

ft/nm to 9800<br />

Cat E: Not<br />

Authorized<br />

Cat A/B: 380<br />

ft/nm to 8000<br />

Cat C/D: Not<br />

Authorized<br />

Cat E: Not<br />

Authorized<br />

Cat A/B: 470<br />

ft/nm to 8500<br />

Cat C/D: 610<br />

ft/nm to 9800<br />

Cat E: Not<br />

Authorized<br />

Not<br />

Authorized<br />

Not<br />

Authorized<br />

740 ft/nm to<br />

8000<br />

740 ft/nm to<br />

8000<br />

740 ft/nm to<br />

8000<br />

740 ft/nm to<br />

8000<br />

675 ft/nm to<br />

8400<br />

Cat A/B: 410<br />

ft/nm to 9200<br />

Cat C/D: 460<br />

ft/nm to 9200<br />

Cat E: Not<br />

Authorized<br />

460 ft/nm to<br />

9200<br />

460 ft/nm to<br />

9200<br />

370 ft/nm to<br />

9200<br />

370 ft/nm to<br />

9200<br />

400 ft/nm to<br />

9700<br />

440 ft/nm to<br />

7400<br />

440 ft/nm to<br />

7400<br />

440 ft/nm to<br />

7400<br />

Not<br />

Authorized<br />

Not<br />

Authorized<br />

440 ft/nm to<br />

7400<br />

440 ft/nm to<br />

7400<br />

440 ft/nm to<br />

7400<br />

Not<br />

Authorized<br />

Not<br />

Authorized<br />

9.16.6.1.10.2. For all runways, for all departure procedures, you must cross<br />

the end of the runway at or above 35 feet per the notes on the ODP and all the<br />

SIDs.<br />

9.16.6.1.10.3. All runways have low close-in obstacles annotated, both in the<br />

ODP and on the SID. The obstacles listed are not necessarily the same for all<br />

procedures. It depends on the initial routing. Note the location of each<br />

obstacle, and then determine which ones are in the planned departure path,<br />

IAW AFI 11-202 Volume 3 General Flight Rules. Determine the climb<br />

gradient required to clear the applicable obstacles. Plan to maintain this climb<br />

gradient to 200 feet above the DER. Then plan to maintain the appropriate<br />

climb gradient shown in Table 9.3.<br />

9.16.6.1.11. Question: How should the aircrew fly the departure procedure<br />

9.16.6.1.12. Answer: It depends on the runway and clearance.<br />

9.16.6.1.12.1. If you intend to fly the ODP, file FMG as your first point on<br />

departure, and are “Cleared as Filed,” with no further instructions, comply<br />

with the following:<br />

9.16.6.1.12.1.1. Cross the departure end of the runway at or above 35 feet.

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