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Salida estándar por instrumentos (SID: Standard Instrument Departure)

Definición

A published flight procedure followed by aircraft departing an airport on an instrument flight plan

Términos relacionados

Autorización ATC (Clearance)

An authorization from ATC for an aircraft to proceed under specified conditions

Ascenso (Climb)

The phase of flight where an aircraft gains altitude after takeoff

Llegada estándar por instrumentos (STAR: Standard Terminal Arrival Route)

A published flight procedure followed by aircraft arriving at an airport

Despegue (Takeoff)

The phase of flight in which an aircraft accelerates and becomes airborne

Punto de ruta (WPT: Waypoint)

A specified geographical location used to define an aircraft's navigation route

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Salida estándar por instrumentos (SID: Standard Instrument Departure)?

A published flight procedure followed by aircraft departing an airport on an instrument flight plan

What does SID stand for?

SID stands for Salida estándar por instrumentos (SID: Standard Instrument Departure). A published flight procedure followed by aircraft departing an airport on an instrument flight plan

How does Salida estándar por instrumentos (SID: Standard Instrument Departure) relate to other aviation concepts?

Salida estándar por instrumentos (SID: Standard Instrument Departure) is closely related to Clearance and Climb, among other key aviation concepts.

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