Narrative:

In sum: reporter is commuter pilot who had 4 scheduled flts. During the second flight, schedule was changed to fly an overnight and return next day. Supposedly that would end the day for reporter, but no one told him this. Upon completion of these flts there was no first officer for a departing round trip flight and reporter believed he was scheduled for that position and made the flts. Because that last flight had emergency and scheduling had not replaced him, result was 9 hours, 47 mins in 24 hours with 8 hour reduced rest. Reporter reviewed situation with scheduling, his supervisor, and review board member and alpa representative. All agreed that scheduling was vague and not coordinated in the scheduling changes. Conclusion is that both scheduling and reporter were negligent.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: COMMUTER PLT HAS SCHEDULE CHANGE DURING FLT. EXCEEDS 8 HR IN 24 RULE.

Narrative: IN SUM: RPTR IS COMMUTER PLT WHO HAD 4 SCHEDULED FLTS. DURING THE SECOND FLT, SCHEDULE WAS CHANGED TO FLY AN OVERNIGHT AND RETURN NEXT DAY. SUPPOSEDLY THAT WOULD END THE DAY FOR RPTR, BUT NO ONE TOLD HIM THIS. UPON COMPLETION OF THESE FLTS THERE WAS NO FO FOR A DEPARTING ROUND TRIP FLT AND RPTR BELIEVED HE WAS SCHEDULED FOR THAT POS AND MADE THE FLTS. BECAUSE THAT LAST FLT HAD EMER AND SCHEDULING HAD NOT REPLACED HIM, RESULT WAS 9 HRS, 47 MINS IN 24 HRS WITH 8 HR REDUCED REST. RPTR REVIEWED SIT WITH SCHEDULING, HIS SUPVR, AND REVIEW BOARD MEMBER AND ALPA REPRESENTATIVE. ALL AGREED THAT SCHEDULING WAS VAGUE AND NOT COORDINATED IN THE SCHEDULING CHANGES. CONCLUSION IS THAT BOTH SCHEDULING AND RPTR WERE NEGLIGENT.

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.