What notation on the KVKS or 0M8 departure strip indicates FL180 is not available?

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What notation on the KVKS or 0M8 departure strip indicates FL180 is not available?

Explanation:
On KVKS or 0M8 departure strips, altitude availability is shown with color and a single letter. The red background signals a restriction or unusable status, and the letter identifies the exact restriction. The notation red with the letter W is the indicator that flight level 180 is not available on that strip. This tells you to plan a different altitude or route, as FL180 cannot be used for that departure. Other color-letter combinations denote different conditions, but they do not convey the same clear restriction that FL180 is not usable.

On KVKS or 0M8 departure strips, altitude availability is shown with color and a single letter. The red background signals a restriction or unusable status, and the letter identifies the exact restriction. The notation red with the letter W is the indicator that flight level 180 is not available on that strip. This tells you to plan a different altitude or route, as FL180 cannot be used for that departure. Other color-letter combinations denote different conditions, but they do not convey the same clear restriction that FL180 is not usable.

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