Narrative:

After flying my normal scheduled duty day of 6.9 hours, my total 34 in 7 was at 33.0 hours. I was very tired and had been on duty for 14 hours when I was told to fly to san juan and back unscheduled for a maintenance reposition. I did not bother to check my part 135 flight log total and departed at XA40Z. I ended up flying 1.2 hours, increasing my duty time to 34.2 hours in 7 days if calculated on calendar days. On my flight log, as per company operations agreement, 6.9 hours flown was recorded for the one day and 1.2 hours flown was recorded for the other day.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: CAPT OF AN LTT TURBOPROP EXCEEDED THE FLT TIME LIMIT FOR 7 CALENDAR DAYS.

Narrative: AFTER FLYING MY NORMAL SCHEDULED DUTY DAY OF 6.9 HRS, MY TOTAL 34 IN 7 WAS AT 33.0 HRS. I WAS VERY TIRED AND HAD BEEN ON DUTY FOR 14 HRS WHEN I WAS TOLD TO FLY TO SAN JUAN AND BACK UNSCHEDULED FOR A MAINT REPOSITION. I DID NOT BOTHER TO CHK MY PART 135 FLT LOG TOTAL AND DEPARTED AT XA40Z. I ENDED UP FLYING 1.2 HRS, INCREASING MY DUTY TIME TO 34.2 HRS IN 7 DAYS IF CALCULATED ON CALENDAR DAYS. ON MY FLT LOG, AS PER COMPANY OPS AGREEMENT, 6.9 HRS FLOWN WAS RECORDED FOR THE ONE DAY AND 1.2 HRS FLOWN WAS RECORDED FOR THE OTHER DAY.

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.