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KVLL Procedures (BARII2.BARII) 19227 OAKLAND/TROY(VLL) BARII TWO DEPARTURE(RNAV) AL-5293 (FAA) TROY, MICHIGAN TOP ALTITUDE: AWOS-3 119.475 ASSIGNED BY ATC CTAF 123.05 DETROIT DEP CON 134.3 284.0 276° 096° 1500 1400 TAKEOFF MINIMUMS: Rwy 9: Standard. Rwy 27: Standard with minimum climb of 476' per NM to 1500. EC-1, 09 SEP 2021 to 07 OCT HUUTZ 4000 ° ) 213 55 ( NOTE:RNAV 1. NOTE:RADAR required. BARII NOTE:DME/DME/IRU or GPS required. NOTE:Turbojet departures at/above 10000, maintain 280K until advised by ATC. ° ) 10000 212 29 ( EC-1, 09 SEP 2021 to 07 OCT SINKR NOTE: Chart not to scale. T DEPARTURE ROUTE DESCRIPTION TAKEOFF RUNWAY 9: Climb on heading 096° to 1400 then as assigned for RADAR vectors to cross HUUTZ at or above 4000, thence.... TAKEOFF RUNWAY 27: Climb on heading 276° to 1500 then as assigned for RADAR vectors to cross HUUTZ at or above 4000, thence.... ....on track 213° to BARII, then on (transition). Maintain ATC assigned altitude, expect filed altitude 10 minutes after departure. SINKR TRANSITION (BARII2.SINKR): BARII TWO DEPARTURE(RNAV) TROY, MICHIGAN OAKLAND/TROY (VLL) (BARII2.BARII) 15AUG19 EC-1, 09 SEP 2021 to 07 OCT 2021 OCT 07 to 2021 SEP 09 EC-1, (CCOBB2.CCOBB) (CCOBB2.CCOBB) CCOBB TWODEPARTURE CCOBB TWODEPARTURE AW OS-3 TOP ALTITUDE: 119.475 ASSIGNED BY ATC CTAF 123.05 DETROIT DEP CON NOTE: RNAV 1. 134.3 284.0 NOTE: RADAR required. 096° NOTE: DME/DME/IRU or GPS required. 276° NOTE: Turbojet departures at/above 10000, 15AUG19 maintain 280K until advised by ATC. 1500 1400 20142 NOTE: For use by aircraft filed at or below FL220, or as assigned by ATC. NOTE: CAUTION: Parachute jumping 6 NM SW of BROZZ, 3 NM radius of Napoleon Airport (3NP) at or below 17999 (SR-SS). N (RNAV) (RNAV) BROZZ TAKEOFF MINIMUMS: ZEGBI 10000 CCOBB 4000 Rwy 9: Standard. 278° 279° Rwy 27: Standard with minimum climb (31) (10) of 476' per NM to 1500. AL-5293 (FAA) NAPOLEON NOTE: Chart not to scale. T DEPARTURE ROUTE DESCRIPTION TAKEOFF RUNW AY 9: Climb on heading 096° to 1400 then as assigned for RADAR vectors to cross BROZZ at or above 4000, OAKLAND/TROY OAKLAND/TROY thence.... TAKEOFF RUNW AY 27: Climb on heading 276° to 1500 then as assigned for RADAR vectors to cross BROZZ at or above 4000, thence.... TROY, MICHIGAN TROY, MICHIGAN ....on track 279° to CCOBB, then on (transition). Maintain ATC assigned altitude, expect filed altitude 10 minutes after departure. (VLL) (VLL) ZEGBI TRANSITION (CCOBB2.ZEGBI): EC-1, 09 SEP 2021 to 07 OCT 2021 (CLVIN2.CLVIN)19227 OAKLAND/TROY(VLL) CLVIN TWO DEPARTURE(RNAV) AL-5293 (FAA) TROY, MICHIGAN TOP ALTITUDE: AWOS-3 119.475 ASSIGNED BY ATC CTAF 123.05 DETROIT DEP CON 134.3 284.0 276° 096° 1500 1400 PHAUL TAKEOFF MINIMUMS: 4000 Rwy 9: Standard. Rwy 27: Standard with minimum climb ° ) of 476' per NM to 1500. EC-1, 09 SEP 2021 to 07 OCT 20 206 ( CLVIN NOTE:RNAV 1. ° ) NOTE:RADAR required. 10000 206 35 ( NOTE:DME/DME/IRU or GPS required. NOTE:Turbojet departures at/above 10000, TFTUN maintain 280K until advised by ATC. ° ) 10000 206 35 ( NOTE: Chart not to scale. EC-1, 09 SEP 2021 to 07 OCT RINTE T DEPARTURE ROUTE DESCRIPTION ° ) 10 ( 190 10000 TAKEOFF RUNWAY 9: Climb on heading 096° to 1400 then as assigned for RADAR vectors to cross PHAUL at or PUUDL above 4000, thence.... TAKEOFF RUNWAY 27: Climb on heading 276° to 1500 then as assigned for RADAR vectors to cross PHAUL at or above 4000, thence.... ° ) 71 ( 190 10000 ....on track 206° to CLVIN, then on (transition). Maintain ATC assigned altitude, expect filed altitude 10 minutes after departure. STAZE TRANSITION (CLVIN2.STAZE): STAZE CLVIN TWO DEPARTURE(RNAV) TROY, MICHIGAN OAKLAND/TROY (VLL) (CLVIN2.CLVIN)15AUG19 EC-1, 09 SEP 2021 to 07 OCT 2021 OCT 07 to 2021 SEP 09 EC-1, (HHOWE3.HHOWE) (HHOWE3.HHOWE) HHOWE THREEDEPARTURE HHOWE THREEDEPARTURE AW OS-3 TOP ALTITUDE: 119.475 NOTE:RNAV 1. NOTE:RADAR required. CTAF ASSIGNED BY ATC 123.05 NOTE:DME/DME/IRU or GPS required. DETROIT DEP CON NOTE:Turbojet departures at/above 10000, 134.3 284.0 maintain 280K until advised by ATC. NOTE: BROKK TRANSITION: For use by flights filed at or below FL270, or as assigned by ATC. 05DEC19 (40) BROKK 19339 LTB N M4000A 10000 096° HHOW E 090° 10000 276° 094° 098° (8) (42) 1500 1400 LNCON (RNAV) (RNAV) TAKEOFF MINIMUMS: Rwy 9: Standard. Rwy 27: Standard with minimum climb AL-5293 (FAA) ' per NM to 1500. of 476 TE: Chart not to scale. NO T DEPARTURE ROUTE DESCRIPTION TAKEOFF RUNW AY 9: Climb on heading 096° to 1400 then as assigned for RADAR vectors to cross MALTB at or above 4000, thence.... OAKLAND/TROY OAKLAND/TROY TAKEOFF RUNW AY 27: Climb on heading 276° to 1500 then as assigned for RADAR vectors to cross MALTB at or above 4000, thence.... ....on track 094° to HHOW E, then on (transition). Maintain ATC assigned altitude, expect filed altitude 10 minutes after departure. TROY, MICHIGAN TROY, MICHIGAN BROKK TRANSITION (HHOW E3.BROKK) (VLL) (VLL) LNCON TRANSITION (HHOW E3.LNCON) EC-1, 09 SEP 2021 to 07 OCT 2021 EC-1, 09 SEP 2021 to 07 OCT 2021 OCT 07 to 2021 SEP 09 EC-1, (KAYLN2.KAYLN) (KAYLN2.KAYLN) KAYLN TWODEPARTURE KAYLN TWODEPARTURE AW OS-3 TOP ALTITUDE: TAKEOFF MINIMUMS: 119.475 ASSIGNED AT ATC Rwy 9: Standard. CTAF Rwy 27: Standard with minimum climb 123.05 DETROIT DEP CON ' per NM to 1500. NOTE:RNAV 1. of 476 134.3 284.0 NOTE:RADAR required. NOTE:DME/DME/IRU or GPS required. NOTE:Turbojet departures at/above 10000, 19227 15AUG19 maintain 280K until advised by ATC. 276° 096° 1500 1400 N (RNAV) (RNAV) 10000 279° 10000 (52) 279° SMUUV ( 279° IIICE 15) (13 KAYLN ) MTRCT AL-5293 (FAA) 4000 NOTE: Chart not to scale. T DEPARTURE ROUTE DESCRIPTION OAKLAND/TROY OAKLAND/TROY TAKEOFF RUNW AY 9: Climb on heading 096° to 1400 then as assigned for RADAR vectors to cross MTRCT at or above 4000, thence.... TAKEOFF RUNW AY 27: Climb on heading 276° to 1500 then as assigned for RADAR vectors to cross MTRCT at or above 4000, thence.... TROY, MICHIGAN TROY, MICHIGAN ....on track 279° to KAYLN, then on (transition). Maintain ATC assigned altitude, expect filed altitude 10 minutes after departure. (VLL) (VLL) SMUUV TRANSITION (KAYLN2.SMUUV): EC-1, 09 SEP 2021 to 07 OCT 2021 EC-1, 09 SEP 2021 to 07 OCT 2021 OCT 07 to 2021 SEP 09 EC-1, (LIDDS2.LIDDS) (LIDDS2.LIDDS) LIDDS TWODEPARTURE LIDDS TWODEPARTURE AW OS-3 TOP ALTITUDE: TAKEOFF MINIMUMS: 119.475 ASSIGNED BY ATC Rwy 9: Standard. CTAF Rwy 27: Standard with minimum climb 123.05 DETROIT DEP CON of 476' per NM to 1500. 276° 096° 134.3 284.0 19227 15AUG19 1500 1400 KZLOV 15000 4000 111° 10000 N (10 111 NOONR (RNAV) ) ° (RNAV) LIDDS (20) 10000 NOTE:RNAV 1. 149 (19 NOTE:RADAR required. ) ° NOTE:DME/DME/IRU or GPS required. NOTE:Turbojet departures at/above 10000, ZEYOU maintain 280K until advised by ATC. AL-5293 (FAA) 10000 T DEPARTURE ROUTE DESCRIPTION ( 151 46) ° TAKEOFF RUNW AY 9: Climb on heading 096° to 1400 then as assigned for RADAR vectors to cross KZLOV between 4000 and 15000, thence.... TAKEOFF RUNW AY 27: Climb on heading 276° to 1500 then as assigned for RADAR OAKLAND/TROY OAKLAND/TROY vectors to cross KZLOV between 4000 and 15000, thence.... GRIVY ....on track 111° to LIDDS, then on (transition). Maintain ATC assigned altitude, expect filed altitude 10 minutes after departure. TROY, MICHIGAN TROY, MICHIGAN GRIVY TRANSITION (LIDDS2.GRIVY): (VLL) (VLL) NOTE: Chart not to scale. EC-1, 09 SEP 2021 to 07 OCT 2021 EC-1, 09 SEP 2021 to 07 OCT 2021 OCT 07 to 2021 SEP 09 EC-1, (MIGGY2.MIGGY) (MIGGY2.MIGGY) MIGGY TWODEPARTURE MIGGY TWO DEPARTURE -3 TOP ALTITUDE: HUBBY NOTE:RNAV 1. AW OS 10000 NOTE:RADAR required. 119.475 ASSIGNED BY ATC 332 CTAF ( NOTE:DME/DME/IRU or GPS required. 123.05 34 NOTE:Turbojet departures at/above 10000, ) ° DETROIT DEP CON SLLAP maintain 280K until advised by ATC. 134.3 284.0 10000 NOTE: GETCH TRANSITION: For use by KMKE area 308 arrivals only, or as assigned by ATC. (24 ° 15AUG19 ) 19227 GETCH 10000 10000MIGGY II 274° 323° JAX (70) MONEE (20) 323° 4000 (18) (RNAV) (RNAV) 276° 096° AL-5293 (FAA) 1500 T DEPARTURE ROUTE DESCRIPTION 1400 TAKEOFF RUNW AY 9: Climb on heading 096° to 1400 then as assigned for RADAR vectors to cross JAXII at or above 4000, thence.... TAKEOFF RUNW AY 27: Climb on heading 276° to 1500 then as N assigned for RADAR vectors to cross JAXII at or above 4000, thence.... TAKEOFF MINIMUMS: OAKLAND/TROY OAKLAND/TROY Rwy 9: Standard. ....on track 323° to MIGGY, then on (transition). Maintain ATC Rwy 27: Standard with minimum climb ' per NM to 1500. assigned altitude, expect filed altitude 10 minutes after departure. of 476 TROY, MICHIGAN TROY, MICHIGAN GETCH TRANSITION (MIGGY2.GETCH): HUBBY TRANSITION (MIGGY2.HUBBY): (VLL) (VLL) SLLAP TRANSITION (MIGGY2.SLLAP): NOTE: Chart not to scale. EC-1, 09 SEP 2021 to 07 OCT 2021 EC-1, 09 SEP 2021 to 07 OCT 2021 OCT 07 to 2021 SEP 09 EC-1, (PAVYL2.PAVYL) (PAVYL2.PAVYL) PAVYL TWODEPARTURE PAVYL TWODEPARTURE AW OS-3 TOP ALTITUDE: 119.475 ASSIGNED BY ATC NOTE:RNAV 1. NOTE:RADAR required. CTAF NOTE:DME/DME/IRU or GPS required.
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