Narrative:

While briefing passenger prior to departure, I realized I was transmitting on the 121.65 ground frequency at dfw during an evening push. As a result I hampered the movement of traffic for about 2 mins. The transmit light on the radio alerted me to this event prior ot the completion of the passenger briefing. This event did not cause any mishaps,however it was embarrassing. Ps: the transmit light on radios are a good safety feature.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: CAPT OF COMMUTER ACR REPORTS THAT IS MIC WAS KEYED ON GND CTL FREQ WHILE GIVING THE PASSENGER BRIEFING PRIOR TO DEP. FREQ WAS BLOCKED FOR ABOUT 2 MINUTES.

Narrative: WHILE BRIEFING PAX PRIOR TO DEP, I REALIZED I WAS XMITTING ON THE 121.65 GND FREQ AT DFW DURING AN EVENING PUSH. AS A RESULT I HAMPERED THE MOVEMENT OF TFC FOR ABOUT 2 MINS. THE XMIT LIGHT ON THE RADIO ALERTED ME TO THIS EVENT PRIOR OT THE COMPLETION OF THE PAX BRIEFING. THIS EVENT DID NOT CAUSE ANY MISHAPS,HOWEVER IT WAS EMBARRASSING. PS: THE XMIT LIGHT ON RADIOS ARE A GOOD SAFETY FEATURE.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.