Narrative:

A bleed tripoff occurred on the #2 engine during takeoff. First officer flying, he was ordered to continue flying while captain completed 'bleed trip checklist.' the abnormal checklist was completed and bleed trip was reset without further incident. A turn to 360 degrees was misread off SID but corrected before turn was completed. No mention of any problem by las departure control with regard to any conflicting traffic. This departure is overly complex whereby one heading could be given to join the las VOR 039 degree radial where the SID ultimately ends up, ie, 060 degree heading to join.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: TRACK DEV.

Narrative: A BLEED TRIPOFF OCCURRED ON THE #2 ENG DURING TKOF. FO FLYING, HE WAS ORDERED TO CONTINUE FLYING WHILE CAPT COMPLETED 'BLEED TRIP CHKLIST.' THE ABNORMAL CHKLIST WAS COMPLETED AND BLEED TRIP WAS RESET WITHOUT FURTHER INCIDENT. A TURN TO 360 DEGS WAS MISREAD OFF SID BUT CORRECTED BEFORE TURN WAS COMPLETED. NO MENTION OF ANY PROB BY LAS DEP CTL WITH REGARD TO ANY CONFLICTING TFC. THIS DEP IS OVERLY COMPLEX WHEREBY ONE HDG COULD BE GIVEN TO JOIN THE LAS VOR 039 DEG RADIAL WHERE THE SID ULTIMATELY ENDS UP, IE, 060 DEG HDG TO JOIN.

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.