KEGE RNAV departure

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Vaillant
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KEGE RNAV departure

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After watching a video with Keith explaining an Aspen departure, I looked at KEGE airport. I found two departures procedure GYPSUM5 and MEEKER2 my surprise is that on FlightAware DAL815 used COTND2 departure JESIE transition. This is an RNAV departure and it was in all my navigation databases but no maps at all. Can somebody explain to me this mystery :)
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There are airline specific approaches and departure procedures that are not published by the FAA. The COTND2 is one of them.
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Thank you for the reply, so it would only be available from Jeppesen? because it was included in my Navigraph database?
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Course on the Cottonwood II departure from FlightSafety:

https://elearning.flightsafety.com/eagl ... rture.html
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An good AOPA article on how these restricted procedures developed are why they are used (discusses KEGE and KASE in the article) . . .

https://www.aopa.org/news-and-media/all ... ifications
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