What is the required altitude when reaching the Bengal Departure point BENRE?

The required altitude upon reaching the Bengal Departure point BENRE is 5,000 feet Mean Sea Level (MSL). This altitude is specified to ensure safe and efficient aircraft separation and to comply with air traffic control procedures.

When departing from airports in regions where this departure procedure is in effect, pilots must adhere to specific altitude requirements to maintain safe vertical separations from other air traffic. The designation of 5,000 feet MSL as the required altitude at the BENRE point is part of a structured route designed to optimize airspace usage and maintain safety during climbing phases of flight.

This altitude reflects the operational parameters set forth in the Standard Instrument Departure (SID) procedures applicable to the given airspace, ensuring that all departing aircraft reach a safe altitude before encountering any surrounding terrain or airspace constraints. Achieving this altitude is essential not just for regulatory compliance but also for facilitating smooth transit through potentially congested airways as aircraft depart the terminal area.