ATIS message

[niks.goen]

Now what should I interpret from this…?
“Intersection Departure Allowed, Straight out departure only.”
And I see this more often then not.

[Panther]

Basically, request for takeoff “departing straight out” and maintain runway heading for at least 6NM. make sure you don’t turn early.

[niks.goen]

But it also reads intersection Departure Allowed…

[Panther]

Intersection departure is where you takeoff from before the start of the runway runway like halfway

[Starley]

The second part means that you don’t have to taxi to the end of the RWY to take off, you can take off from one of the taxi ways that intersect the RWY.

[Brent_A]

Please read the two posts below. Between what @Starley and I said, this should help you with understanding of these two commands.

What the ATIS commands mean to a pilot?

As a pilot, you should understand what the various ATIS remarks/commands mean and how you should respond as a pilot. ATIS Remarks ATC Intention Actions as a Pilot No Intersection Departures The ATC would like pilots to use the full length of the runway Proceed to hold short at the end of the runway Intersection Departures OK ATC will allow pilots to take off from intersections If your plane does not require the full length, you may hold short at an intersection and ask for takeoff N…

ATIS “straight out departures only”

Hello all, Since the arrival of ATIS on Expert, I have been following the “straight out departures only” instruction by flying the runway heading until reaching the last of the blue circles indicating the airport’s airspace (after announcing a straight out departure when requesting take off clearance). However, I have noticed a lot of other aircraft making immediate turns after rotation without any comeback from the Tower, so am just wondering how rigid this ATIS instruction actually is. The …

[niks.goen]

Ok. I Thought intersection Departure mean departing east west north anything other than runway heading. So I had confusion. Thank you.