What's the difference between an ODP and a SID? An ODP (Obstacle Departure Procedure) solely exists to provide obstacle clearance during departure. SIDs (Standard Instrument Departures), on the other hand, are designed to manage traffic flow and to provide obstacle clearance. You typically only find SIDs at busy airports. #aviation #flighttraining #learntofly #privatepilot #studentpilot #instrumentpilot | Boldmethod

✅HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR BRIEFINGS✅ An SID is easy — until it isn’t.” This is lesson 6 out of 9 on how to improve your briefings by using the WANNTRAM mnemonic. Today, the letter Romeo which stands for Routing. Here we brief the highlights of the Standard Instrument Departure or when you’re on approach the Standard Arrival Route. You want to point out the initial climb clearance, altitude constraints, speed restrictions, Initial headings in case it’s a radar vectored departure, and the departure fre