Narrative:

I had made radio calls for taxi and to take runway 09 while monitoring the CTAF frequency. When I began my ground roll I noticed another aircraft take the opposite end of the runway and begin to accelerate toward me. I immediately aborted my takeoff roll and notified over the airways that I was doing so and the other aircraft continued to depart the opposing runway 27 and took off over me. They never made a single radio call until I addressed them directly and announced that I was aborting my takeoff. Then they stated they couldn't hear myself or the other aircraft that were in the traffic pattern. They stated that the transmissions were coming through broken. I believe to avoid these kinds of situations everyone should make radio transmissions before entering a runway and actively monitor the com frequency while maneuvering on or around any airport.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: PA-28 pilot reported critical ground conflict with another aircraft making opposite direction takeoff.

Narrative: I had made radio calls for taxi and to take Runway 09 while monitoring the CTAF frequency. When I began my ground roll I noticed another aircraft take the opposite end of the runway and begin to accelerate toward me. I immediately aborted my takeoff roll and notified over the airways that I was doing so and the other aircraft continued to depart the opposing Runway 27 and took off over me. They never made a single radio call until I addressed them directly and announced that I was aborting my takeoff. Then they stated they couldn't hear myself or the other aircraft that were in the traffic pattern. They stated that the transmissions were coming through broken. I believe to avoid these kinds of situations everyone should make radio transmissions before entering a runway and actively monitor the com frequency while maneuvering on or around any airport.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site 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.