Narrative:

I pulled into our gate, after a 5-DAY exhausting trip. What I thought was a chocks received signal, was actually a stop signal. Upon releasing the brakes, the aircraft rolled back about 15 ft. I stopped the aircraft and retaxied forward, shutdown. Contributing extreme exhaustion. Everyday on the 5-DAY trip was 13 hours, minimum rest (9 hours). We had mechanical problems, delays, bad WX everyday. Bad trip. Corrective actions in this case will be my never releasing the parking brake and/or paying closer attention.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: FLC ALLOWS ACFT TO ROLL BACK AFTER PARKING.

Narrative: I PULLED INTO OUR GATE, AFTER A 5-DAY EXHAUSTING TRIP. WHAT I THOUGHT WAS A CHOCKS RECEIVED SIGNAL, WAS ACTUALLY A STOP SIGNAL. UPON RELEASING THE BRAKES, THE ACFT ROLLED BACK ABOUT 15 FT. I STOPPED THE ACFT AND RETAXIED FORWARD, SHUTDOWN. CONTRIBUTING EXTREME EXHAUSTION. EVERYDAY ON THE 5-DAY TRIP WAS 13 HRS, MINIMUM REST (9 HRS). WE HAD MECHANICAL PROBS, DELAYS, BAD WX EVERYDAY. BAD TRIP. CORRECTIVE ACTIONS IN THIS CASE WILL BE MY NEVER RELEASING THE PARKING BRAKE AND/OR PAYING CLOSER ATTN.

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.