What is the breakout altitude at Eastside and Dogface?

The breakout altitude at both Eastside and Dogface is set at 3,000 feet. This altitude is established to ensure safe separation between airspace users during training operations, allowing for adequate time and space to maneuver, especially in a busy airspace environment. Maintaining a consistent breakout altitude supports effective communication, enhances situational awareness for both pilots and air traffic control, and aligns with operational safety standards. It helps to streamline procedures, reducing the potential for confusion during training missions and ensuring that all pilots are adhering to the same parameters for breakout altitudes across these specific locations.