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Standard instrument departures (SIDs) are the established procedures for getting aircraft from an airport into the enroute airspace without flying into mountains, buildings, or each other.
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Are planes assigned different climb angles from the airport by the tower?
Clearly the angle at which planes take off and climb depends on lots of things (mountains, residential area, aircraft type, wind) but when watching planes take off after another from the same runway, …
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