If carrying through initial in the Eastside's pattern while in emergency procedures, what should you expect?

In the context of operating within an airport pattern during emergency procedures, carrying through initial on the Eastside's pattern typically indicates that you are continuing past the initial approach point instead of turning onto the final approach. The expectation in this situation is that you will perform a breakout maneuver. The breakout procedure is designed to provide you with the opportunity to reconfigure and safely regain flight parameters without becoming a conflict for other traffic.

This maneuver specifically occurs at the intersection of 45/90 to initial, as it allows for a controlled climb and reassessment of the aircraft's situation while remaining within the traffic pattern.

Pilots are trained to manage the emergency when they find themselves in this position, understanding that following the breakout procedure will help maintain safe separation from other aircraft and ensure a methodical approach to resolving the issue.