Narrative:

After I landed the aircraft, ground control issued a hold short clearance to runway 35 and the captain read it back appropriately. As we taxied to the gate ground control called and said we missed our hold short clearance. I didn't see any hold short lines to runway 35 and upon looking at the airport diagram, taxiway C doesn't intersect runway 35. However, there was a sign that indicated a hold short spot for runway 35 approach, which I had never even thought about, seen, or heard of. I believe I missed the hold short because I didn't see markings for runway 35, which is what I believed the clearance was for.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A COMMUTER FLC WAS ISSUED INSTRUCTIONS TO TAXI ON TXWY C AND HOLD SHORT OF RWY 35, AT BIS. THE FLC DID NOT SEE ANY INDICATIONS OF A HOLD SHORT AREA AND NOTED THAT THE ARPT DIAGRAM DOES NOT SHOW THAT RWY 35 INTERSECTS TXWY C.

Narrative: AFTER I LANDED THE ACFT, GND CTL ISSUED A HOLD SHORT CLRNC TO RWY 35 AND THE CAPT READ IT BACK APPROPRIATELY. AS WE TAXIED TO THE GATE GND CTL CALLED AND SAID WE MISSED OUR HOLD SHORT CLRNC. I DIDN'T SEE ANY HOLD SHORT LINES TO RWY 35 AND UPON LOOKING AT THE ARPT DIAGRAM, TXWY C DOESN'T INTERSECT RWY 35. HOWEVER, THERE WAS A SIGN THAT INDICATED A HOLD SHORT SPOT FOR RWY 35 APCH, WHICH I HAD NEVER EVEN THOUGHT ABOUT, SEEN, OR HEARD OF. I BELIEVE I MISSED THE HOLD SHORT BECAUSE I DIDN'T SEE MARKINGS FOR RWY 35, WHICH IS WHAT I BELIEVED THE CLRNC WAS FOR.

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.