At which altitudes do you fly inbound or outbound for VM22 or VM33?

For VM22 and VM33, the correct flight altitudes are crucial for maintaining safe and efficient operations within controlled airspace. The specification that allows flying either at 2000 ft or both at 1500 ft aligns with instrumental flight procedures in the UAE.

Flying at these altitudes is designed to ensure a safe vertical separation between aircraft arriving and departing from air routes. The use of lower altitudes like 2000 ft or the option of descending to 1500 ft is significant in controlled airspaces, particularly in areas where traffic density may be higher, thus enhancing safety by providing clear layers of airspace for different traffic flows.

This practice also reflects standard aviation protocols that help avoid conflicts and manage aircraft separation during approaches and departures, allowing for effective air traffic management.