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Departures — M03 TRACON

Departures marked **RED** are only valid 0200–0600 local.

SIDRwy 36/18 InstructionsRwy 09/27 Initial Fix
AUTUMN#RNAV to first waypointSHAAA
AZONE#RNAV to first waypointTOWND
BBKNG#RNAV to first waypointLEOOO
BINKY#RNAV to first waypointIMABE
CHLDR#RNAV to first waypointPEPOC
CRSON#RNAV to first waypointLYZZI
DUCKZ#RNAV to first waypointWSTIN
ELVIS#Assign vectors to join filed transition radialAssign vectors to join filed transition radial
GENEH#RNAV to first waypointBASAC
GMBUD#RNAV to first waypointCUVDO
GOETZ#RNAV to first waypointDOUUG
GRRIZ#RNAV to first waypointFHLPS
HOTRD#RNAV to first waypointZELKO
JTEEE#RNAV to first waypointHSTON
NIKEI#RNAV to first waypointLRNCE
OLEMS#RNAV to first waypointCASLN
PIEPE#RNAV to first waypointBEBIE
SELPH#RNAV to first waypointBETTY
ZUMIT#RNAV to first waypointSTVVV
No SIDAssign ELVIS#

Aircraft TypeTop AltitudeClimb-out
Turbojet5,000 ft (initial)Climb to 16,000 ft (or cruise if lower), direct on course once clear
Turboprop / Prop3,000 ft (initial)Climb to 14,000 ft (or cruise if lower), direct on course once clear; TRACON releases climb to ZME
  • Arrivals on downwind descend to 8,000 ft.
  • Departures entering Final airspace: coordinate with Final controller; remain with Departure/Feeder unless operationally necessary.
  • Hand off to ZME prior to 16,000 ft and/or 5 NM from TRACON boundary.

Departure (DRA/DRV) may enter Arrival (ARE/ARW) airspace to transition aircraft through STAR vector areas provided:

  1. Before using P-ACP, Departure observes Arrival’s data blocks to confirm appropriate separation.
  2. Departure is responsible for standard separation between their aircraft and all P-ACP traffic.
  3. Arrival ensures traffic remains on projected routing within P-ACP airspace.
  4. Arrival advises Departure of any untracked targets in P-ACP airspace.
  5. Arrival coordinates with Departure before vectoring untracked aircraft or issuing initial IFR/Class B clearances in P-ACP airspace.

ARF/M may enter ARN airspace to transition MEM arrivals within Class B provided:

  1. F/M controller is quick-looking the N position.
  2. F/M responsible for separation, including wake turbulence, with N’s aircraft in P-ACP airspace.
  3. N coordinates with F/M before vectoring untracked aircraft or issuing initial IFR/Class B clearances in P-ACP airspace.