How to say the name of this approach clearance: COPTER RNAV (GPS) 027° JFK has this approach: https://aeronav.faa.gov/d-tpp/2006/00610COPTERR027.PDF

How is this approach said on frequency? Is it the "copter RNAV zero two seven approach" or the "copter RNAV zero two seven degree approach" or the "copter RNAV heading zero two seven approach" or something else?
Based on the 7110.65 2–1–17h, &quot;degrees&quot; is never used. Based on Note 9 under 4–8–1a, the text in paranthesis is omitted. So, ATC would say:

Cleared Copter RNAV zero two seven Approach

or

Cleared Copter RNAV heading zero two seven Approach

If you were requesting it, you'd say &quot;Requesting Copter RNAV zero two seven approach.&quot;
However, since it is the only Copter approach at JFK, you could probably just request &quot;the copter approach&quot; and they'd know exactly what you're talking about. But ATC is required to use the phraseology as indicated in the Order linked above.