When flying a Standard Instrument Departure (SID) with a "Climb Via" clearance, what must pilots comply with?

When flying a Standard Instrument Departure (SID) with a "Climb Via" clearance, pilots must comply with all crossing altitude restrictions and the top altitude specified on the chart. This means that pilots are required to follow the intended flight path while adhering to any altitude constraints designated for the SID.

The "Climb Via" clearance implies that the pilot should climb following the SID while remaining aware of and adhering to specific vertical limits. This includes any specific altitudes that need to be met at designated waypoints during the climb and any final altitude reference. Compliance ensures safe separation from other traffic and allows the air traffic control system to manage departures efficiently.

Understanding the routing and any specific altitude requirements is crucial for maintaining safety and efficiency in airspace management during departures.