Narrative:

I was on final approach to runway 10 at miv. Miv radio advised no reported traffic and wind. We heard miv radio ask cessna where they were and that they had no request from them. The C150 did a base to final in front of us after miv radio informed him that we were on final. He stated he was lower and closer and was landing. We went around and landed on runway 14 safely. After deplaning, the C150 pilot came over and left his airplane running on taxiway. I believe a student was in his plane. He said to a ground observer who he believed was flying, when he was not in the exit, that he was a trouble maker and wanted to punch him out and kill him. We requested the pilot to leave and called local police. The pilot left and we gave police the information of the ground incident. This pilot has lost his license before on other issues with the FAA. My concern is safety. I believe we executed an early go around and safely avoided his aircraft. We selected the cross runway to avoid any possible problem. The human performance and actions by this pilot can only cause further problems. I do not know him, but approximately 4 yrs ago he did the same thing to me while landing a citation ii and we reported it to FAA. They had a hearing and his license was revoked. My interest is safety. At uncontrolled airports we always circle before landing. Since miv radio did not know he was out there, we relied on that and visually decided to make a straight-in entry. Supplemental information from acn 458132: cessna jet arriving at miv was 1 mi off end of runway 10. C150 was 200 ft from threshold and 200 ft AGL. Jet wanted our n-number, went around, then landed runway 14 crossing our path on our next approach to runway 10. Citation was operating their aircraft in a dangerous manner. From student pilot: I fully agree with the above. When citation approached runway 14 under us, I felt that he placed both of us in jeopardy. Witnessed both events, also on ground discussion.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A CITATION EXCEL PERFORMS A GAR WHEN CUT OUT OF HIS STRAIGHT IN APCH TO RWY 10 BY A C150 AT MIV, NJ. CFI IN C150 EXHIBITED EXTREME ANGER ON THE GND TOWARDS THE CITATION CREW.

Narrative: I WAS ON FINAL APCH TO RWY 10 AT MIV. MIV RADIO ADVISED NO RPTED TFC AND WIND. WE HEARD MIV RADIO ASK CESSNA WHERE THEY WERE AND THAT THEY HAD NO REQUEST FROM THEM. THE C150 DID A BASE TO FINAL IN FRONT OF US AFTER MIV RADIO INFORMED HIM THAT WE WERE ON FINAL. HE STATED HE WAS LOWER AND CLOSER AND WAS LNDG. WE WENT AROUND AND LANDED ON RWY 14 SAFELY. AFTER DEPLANING, THE C150 PLT CAME OVER AND LEFT HIS AIRPLANE RUNNING ON TXWY. I BELIEVE A STUDENT WAS IN HIS PLANE. HE SAID TO A GND OBSERVER WHO HE BELIEVED WAS FLYING, WHEN HE WAS NOT IN THE EXIT, THAT HE WAS A TROUBLE MAKER AND WANTED TO PUNCH HIM OUT AND KILL HIM. WE REQUESTED THE PLT TO LEAVE AND CALLED LCL POLICE. THE PLT LEFT AND WE GAVE POLICE THE INFO OF THE GND INCIDENT. THIS PLT HAS LOST HIS LICENSE BEFORE ON OTHER ISSUES WITH THE FAA. MY CONCERN IS SAFETY. I BELIEVE WE EXECUTED AN EARLY GAR AND SAFELY AVOIDED HIS ACFT. WE SELECTED THE CROSS RWY TO AVOID ANY POSSIBLE PROB. THE HUMAN PERFORMANCE AND ACTIONS BY THIS PLT CAN ONLY CAUSE FURTHER PROBS. I DO NOT KNOW HIM, BUT APPROX 4 YRS AGO HE DID THE SAME THING TO ME WHILE LNDG A CITATION II AND WE RPTED IT TO FAA. THEY HAD A HEARING AND HIS LICENSE WAS REVOKED. MY INTEREST IS SAFETY. AT UNCTLED ARPTS WE ALWAYS CIRCLE BEFORE LNDG. SINCE MIV RADIO DID NOT KNOW HE WAS OUT THERE, WE RELIED ON THAT AND VISUALLY DECIDED TO MAKE A STRAIGHT-IN ENTRY. SUPPLEMENTAL INFO FROM ACN 458132: CESSNA JET ARRIVING AT MIV WAS 1 MI OFF END OF RWY 10. C150 WAS 200 FT FROM THRESHOLD AND 200 FT AGL. JET WANTED OUR N-NUMBER, WENT AROUND, THEN LANDED RWY 14 XING OUR PATH ON OUR NEXT APCH TO RWY 10. CITATION WAS OPERATING THEIR ACFT IN A DANGEROUS MANNER. FROM STUDENT PLT: I FULLY AGREE WITH THE ABOVE. WHEN CITATION APCHED RWY 14 UNDER US, I FELT THAT HE PLACED BOTH OF US IN JEOPARDY. WITNESSED BOTH EVENTS, ALSO ON GND DISCUSSION.

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.