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   * **Cleared to** - will be automatically completed as the destination airport from the flight-plan of the selected target.   * **Cleared to** - will be automatically completed as the destination airport from the flight-plan of the selected target.
   * **Runway** - the drop-down list allows selection of the departure runway. If that departure runway has been specified in the ATIS for the departure airport, then this will be used by default.   * **Runway** - the drop-down list allows selection of the departure runway. If that departure runway has been specified in the ATIS for the departure airport, then this will be used by default.
-  * **SID** - once the runway has been specified, the SID will be calculated based on the flight-plan using data in the FIR DEF. In the event that more than one SID matches the departure airport/​runway, ​it is not specified which will be returned; there is currently no way to make an alternative choice in the current version of IVAC2. //Please note that FIR DEFs may include SIDs which are dependant on multiple conditions, such as aircraft type, time-of-day,​ and available equipment.//​+  * **SID** - once the runway has been specified, the SID will be calculated based on the flight-plan using data in the FIR DEF. In the event that more than one SID matches the departure airport/​runway, ​adropdown ​is available next to the SID field where the correct SID can be selected. //Please note that FIR DEFs may include SIDs which are dependant on multiple conditions, such as aircraft type, time-of-day,​ and available equipment.//​
   * **Transition** - not used in the current version of IVAC2.   * **Transition** - not used in the current version of IVAC2.
   * **Squawk** - the controller may manually enter the 4-digit transponder squawk code to be assigned to this target.   * **Squawk** - the controller may manually enter the 4-digit transponder squawk code to be assigned to this target.