At what altitude do outboard mustangs 5/6 climb during the North Mustang/Foxtrot procedure?

The correct altitude for outboard Mustangs flying during the North Mustang/Foxtrot procedure is 5500 feet MSL (Mean Sea Level). This altitude is specified to ensure safe vertical separation from other aircraft and to facilitate effective traffic management within the airspace being utilized. The operational procedures typically align with standardized altitudes to maintain consistency and safety for all aircraft participating in specific maneuvers.

Choosing this altitude helps reduce the risk of altitude conflicts with other aircraft following different flight paths, particularly in busy airspace. Furthermore, it allows for synchronized ascent rates and communications between pilots and air traffic control, ensuring that all participants are following the same operational protocols during this phase of the flight.