Narrative:

Clearance issued an amended departure nugget 1 during pushback and engine start. Copilot monitored ground control and acknowledged. Captain was starting engines and monitoring push crew and had no knowledge of new clearance. Events and checklists followed -- communication between pilots of the new departure never transpired. As a result, captain flew original departure (valley 1) and did not make the heading change. This all could have been avoided if -- controller had clear view of aircraft under push, and could have waited a few mins until a less busy time. Change of departure could have been better timed. Visibility was very clear and safety was never compromised. Supplemental information from acn 215562: flight was issued a revised clearance by reno ground control during engine start. Writer attempted to quickly acknowledge rather than ask ground control to standby. Writer thought captain had heard the readback. He had not. Subsequently, writer was occupied by normal duties, checklist, closeout, etc and failed to review the revised clearance with the captain. As a result, we did not make the 16 degree heading change at 2.4 DME as per the nugget 1 departure. There was no conflict and safety was never compromised.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: AMENDED CLRNC RTE CHANGE NOT ADHERED TO BY ACR LGT CREW. HDG TRACK DEV.

Narrative: CLRNC ISSUED AN AMENDED DEP NUGGET 1 DURING PUSHBACK AND ENG START. COPLT MONITORED GND CTL AND ACKNOWLEDGED. CAPT WAS STARTING ENGS AND MONITORING PUSH CREW AND HAD NO KNOWLEDGE OF NEW CLRNC. EVENTS AND CHKLISTS FOLLOWED -- COM BTWN PLTS OF THE NEW DEP NEVER TRANSPIRED. AS A RESULT, CAPT FLEW ORIGINAL DEP (VALLEY 1) AND DID NOT MAKE THE HDG CHANGE. THIS ALL COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED IF -- CTLR HAD CLR VIEW OF ACFT UNDER PUSH, AND COULD HAVE WAITED A FEW MINS UNTIL A LESS BUSY TIME. CHANGE OF DEP COULD HAVE BEEN BETTER TIMED. VISIBILITY WAS VERY CLR AND SAFETY WAS NEVER COMPROMISED. SUPPLEMENTAL INFO FROM ACN 215562: FLT WAS ISSUED A REVISED CLRNC BY RENO GND CTL DURING ENG START. WRITER ATTEMPTED TO QUICKLY ACKNOWLEDGE RATHER THAN ASK GND CTL TO STANDBY. WRITER THOUGHT CAPT HAD HEARD THE READBACK. HE HAD NOT. SUBSEQUENTLY, WRITER WAS OCCUPIED BY NORMAL DUTIES, CHKLIST, CLOSEOUT, ETC AND FAILED TO REVIEW THE REVISED CLRNC WITH THE CAPT. AS A RESULT, WE DID NOT MAKE THE 16 DEG HDG CHANGE AT 2.4 DME AS PER THE NUGGET 1 DEP. THERE WAS NO CONFLICT AND SAFETY WAS NEVER COMPROMISED.

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.