Narrative:

During the takeoff roll; a 'config spoilers' warning message appeared at around 140 knots indicated airspeed. A high speed rejected takeoff was performed near V1. V1 was 144 knots indicated airspeed and it is not recalled whether the V1 call was made yet or not. In the aftermath of the rejected takeoff; air traffic control; maintenance; and company were contacted; however calling for QRH (quick reference handbook) items for config spoiler warning message and brake overheat was forgotten.warning message appeared at high speed and near V1. It is possible that the abort wasn't accomplished until a speed between V1 and vr. In the aftermath of the abort; QRH items were forgotten. Change the preflight brief to include specific actions for which an aborted takeoff will be performed; include the likelihood of a decision to 'continue' if the anomaly occurs after V1 to try and mitigate the initial reaction being to simply abort even when it is dubious whether one is at V1 or not.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: CRJ-200 flight crew reported a high speed rejected takeoff due to a warning message. Following the abort; checklist was forgotten for the warning message and brake overheat.

Narrative: During the takeoff roll; a 'Config Spoilers' warning message appeared at around 140 knots indicated airspeed. A high speed rejected takeoff was performed near V1. V1 was 144 knots indicated airspeed and it is not recalled whether the V1 call was made yet or not. In the aftermath of the rejected takeoff; Air Traffic Control; Maintenance; and company were contacted; however calling for QRH (Quick Reference Handbook) items for config spoiler warning message and brake overheat was forgotten.Warning message appeared at high speed and near V1. It is possible that the abort wasn't accomplished until a speed between V1 and Vr. In the aftermath of the abort; QRH items were forgotten. Change the preflight brief to include specific actions for which an aborted takeoff will be performed; include the likelihood of a decision to 'continue' if the anomaly occurs after V1 to try and mitigate the initial reaction being to simply abort even when it is dubious whether one is at V1 or not.

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.