Narrative:

Aircraft was cleared to hold short of runway 17R, departure runway in use. First officer left ATC to contact ramp control for gate availability. Eyes were in the cockpit to write down entry point or hold time. Looked up to find aircraft about to cross active runway at normal taxi speed with an aircraft in position with landing lights on. Asked captain if we had been cleared to cross, he answered no. I said we were crossing the runway and an abrupt stop was made. Aircraft was past the hold lines but only a portion of the radome was over the white edge striping. Clearance was available for the aircraft on departure roll. The aircraft continued and departed well prior to reaching our intersection and passed over us by at least 300 ft. In a 2-MAN cockpit, any company communications or communications not directly contributing to the aircraft movement should be secondary, regardless of delay or inefficiency. Both pilots must at all times monitor ATC.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: AN ACR MLG TAXIED OVER THE HOLD SHORT LINE.

Narrative: ACFT WAS CLRED TO HOLD SHORT OF RWY 17R, DEP RWY IN USE. FO LEFT ATC TO CONTACT RAMP CTL FOR GATE AVAILABILITY. EYES WERE IN THE COCKPIT TO WRITE DOWN ENTRY POINT OR HOLD TIME. LOOKED UP TO FIND ACFT ABOUT TO CROSS ACTIVE RWY AT NORMAL TAXI SPD WITH AN ACFT IN POS WITH LNDG LIGHTS ON. ASKED CAPT IF WE HAD BEEN CLRED TO CROSS, HE ANSWERED NO. I SAID WE WERE XING THE RWY AND AN ABRUPT STOP WAS MADE. ACFT WAS PAST THE HOLD LINES BUT ONLY A PORTION OF THE RADOME WAS OVER THE WHITE EDGE STRIPING. CLRNC WAS AVAILABLE FOR THE ACFT ON DEP ROLL. THE ACFT CONTINUED AND DEPARTED WELL PRIOR TO REACHING OUR INTXN AND PASSED OVER US BY AT LEAST 300 FT. IN A 2-MAN COCKPIT, ANY COMPANY COMS OR COMS NOT DIRECTLY CONTRIBUTING TO THE ACFT MOVEMENT SHOULD BE SECONDARY, REGARDLESS OF DELAY OR INEFFICIENCY. BOTH PLTS MUST AT ALL TIMES MONITOR ATC.

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.